This Children’s Rights MSc programme at Queen’s University Belfast offers specialized interdisciplinary research training and child rights-based research methodologies. It aims to equip students with comprehensive knowledge of children’s rights law, policy, and practice, preparing them for careers in NGOs, public sector roles, and academic research in the field of child rights.
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This Children’s Rights MSc programme at Queen’s University Belfast offers specialized interdisciplinary research training and child rights-based research methodologies. It aims to equip students with comprehensive knowledge of children’s rights law, policy, and practice, preparing them for careers in NGOs, public sector roles, and academic research in the field of child rights.
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400 Students
AI/ML, Systems, Theory, Human-Computer Interaction
Access to cutting-edge research labs and industry partnerships
90.0
Starting 2025-09-01
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Courses include:Perspectives on Childhood and YouthChildhood and Youth Research in PracticeChildren's Rights and ParticipationYouth and Social JusticeChildhood Disability and RightsEducation, The Law and Children's RightsCheck out the full curriculumVisit programme website
Applicants should possess a minimum of a 2.2 Honours degree or equivalent qualification from a recognized university in any discipline. Strong academic performance and relevant experience are advantageous. Additional requirements may include language proficiency and relevant professional background, depending on the applicant’s profile.
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