The Human Rights LL.M. Fellowship is jointly coordinated by Columbia Law Schools Human Rights Institute, the focal point of human rights work, education, critical reflection, and scholarship at the Law School, and the Office of Graduate Legal Studies, which manages the Schools LL.M. and J.S.D. Programs.
Fellowships offer partial to full waivers of tuition, and in some cases, a living stipend, depending on the applicants demonstrated level of financial need.
Applicants must demonstrate experience in international human rights and a commitment to a career in the field, whether in academia and/or human rights practice.
Awarding Institution: Columbia University Columbia Law School
Eligibility: To be eligible for admission to the LL.M. Program, applicants must hold a first degree in law. A degree in a field other than law, even if followed by a master’s degree in law, generally does not suffice for admission. Applicants who have earned a law degree by correspondence course work or distance learning are not eligible for admission.
Deadline: Yet to open
Scholarship Award: Partial to Full-Tuition + Stipend
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