Master 2 - Legge sulle libertà - Diritto internazionale e regionale dei diritti umani

The Master 2 Law of Freedoms - Practices of international and regional human rights law is a training program agreed with the Faculty of Law of the University of Grenoble-Alpes.

This training emphasizes the professionalizing aspect in the field of Human Rights.

• 110 partner establishments
• 1 study trip
• 1 dynamic BDE

objectives

This is to allow students to understand the major issues of Human Rights and this from a perspective of transversality and transdisciplinarity.

To deepen legal knowledge but also to learn from a general and multicultural culture.

The training prepares students for the development of their professional project, supervised by IDHL teachers and thanks to the intervention of national and international experts as well as specific modules (weekly conferences on professional project news, English applied, etc.) and an internship.

Thanks to a methodological teaching, the students will be able to analyze a legal question according to a rigorous method and in the respect of the academic standards a dissertation will be prepared by the students on an original subject.

partnerships

More than 100 partner establishments where IDHL students carry out internships.

This training is based on research pole n ° 6 Legal, political and social sciences.

Public

Recruitment level: Bac + 4

Required training

• Students holding a State Master 1 in law, French or foreign recognized in France;
• Students holding a 2nd cycle University Diploma (Bac +4) from IDHL with an excellent university record.

Workforce

2019-2020: 37 students

Cost of training

The cost of the training is between € 2,190 and € 7,300

Founded in 1985, the Lyon Human Rights Institute (IDHL) welcomes around a hundred students a year within UCLy. Behind the Institute’s technical and specialist courses is a team of teaching staff and a network of partners, including international and European institutions and a large number of NGOs in France and other countries.

IDHL has an intercultural dimension and welcomes students from France and countries right around the world. International students make up almost half of the student population. The teaching delivered reflects this diversity in the range of topics covered.

IDHL also boasts an extensive network of former students, with 1,800 alumni spread across five continents.

The Institute keeps abreast of the major challenges facing contemporary global society: globalisation and identity conflict, violence and reconciliation processes, new models of development and the legal ethics. This means that IDHL can provide training courses for professionals and specialists who wish to develop their knowledge and technical skills in the field of human rights issues.

This institute is part of the Catholic University of Lyon (UCLy) that "is geographically located in the heart of the city, at a crossroads, at a "confluence", and this geographical location is a good illustration of UCLy's university project: it involves creating a dialogue between the disciplines as well as opening up education to contemporary society and the challenges that characterize it: challenges related to digital development and the resulting challenges for the understanding of the "human"; challenges related to the dialogue of cultures and to globalization; environmental challenges to which all our students are very sensitive and attentive."