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    LLM (Disability Rights) (Coursework)

    • Pretoria, South Africa

    LLM

    Full time

    1 year

    On-Campus

    English

    Master of Laws degree by Coursework is awarded once a student has successfully completed courses in research methodology, three 30-credit modules prescribed for the particular programme, the submission of a research proposal and the submission of a mini-dissertation.

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    Disability degree programs at the LLM level focus on legal and policy frameworks surrounding disability rights and inclusion. This field adds a vital voice to advocacy and reform, addressing real-world challenges faced by individuals with disabilities.

    Through advanced courses in disability law, social justice, and policy analysis, you’ll develop competencies in crafting effective legal strategies and promoting inclusive practices. Studying this discipline empowers students to critically evaluate existing policies and propose reforms that enhance accessibility and equity. The environment encourages collaboration with stakeholders, allowing students to engage with diverse perspectives.

    Understanding the complexities of disability rights can foster a significant depth of knowledge and social awareness. Further, students gain experience in mediation, negotiation techniques, and legislative advocacy, essential for impactful careers. Graduates often pursue roles as policy advisors, legal advocates, or nonprofit leaders, influencing change and promoting rights on a broader scale.