Master in International Children’s Rights

The Master in International Children’s Rights at Leiden University is a one-year Master’s program for those passionate about advocating for children's rights from a legal standpoint. It offers a specialized environment and personalized guidance.

Students learn about international human rights law, private international law, and the economic, social, and cultural rights of children. The program focuses on practical skills to address issues like forced marriages, child protection, and refugee children's rights.

Graduates can work as child rights advocates, legal consultants, and policy advisors in international organizations, NGOs, and governmental agencies, such as the United Nations. They gain skills to promote and protect children's rights globally.