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Master Degree in Conflict and International Humanitarian Law | PU
Overview
Objectives of Master Degree in Conflict and International Humanitarian Law
Some of the major objectives of Master Degree in Conflict and International Humanitarian Law program are listed below:
- To provide students with legal expertise and intensive knowledge in the international law.
- To enhance student's legal analysis and critically thinking skills.
- To encourage students to conduct research independently in the area of international law.
Admission Requirements in Master Degree in Conflict and International Humanitarian Law
Fee Structure
The average fee for a Conflict and International Humanitarian Law program typically ranges between NPR 250,000 and NPR 400,000, though the exact cost may vary depending on the college or university.
Career and Scope
A degree in Conflict and International Humanitarian Law opens door to an array of exciting and satisfying jobs as this discipline prepares students for career in field involving conflict analysis, such as business, international organizations, public sector and non-governmental organizations. Moreover, with the increasing number of specialized agencies that addresses matters related to conflict management and resolution, human right and rehabilitation, both from analytical prospect and field operations, job opportunities for this degree holder is also increasing. NGOS, ministries and municipalities are some of the major recruiter of this degree holder.