The European Human Rights LL.M. at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) is a one-year, English-taught postgraduate program that prepares legal professionals to address complex issues in European and international human rights law. It focuses on developing globally minded experts capable of navigating international legal frameworks with confidence and creativity.
Students explore subjects such as EU human rights protection, the European Convention on Human Rights, refugee and migration law, and anti-discrimination legislation. The program also examines how human rights principles influence modern governance and economic development.
Taught by renowned scholars and practitioners, the program provides a dynamic international environment that combines theory and practice. Graduates emerge as skilled human rights lawyers, legal advisors, and policy experts, ready to contribute to international organizations, NGOs, and public institutions dedicated to advancing justice and equality.
Required Documents
Master’s degree, with an English translation if necessary
Motivation letter explaining your background, experience, and reasons for applying
English language certificate (minimum B2 level proficiency)
