International admission to the University of Tartu School of Law has started

The Master’s programme in International Law and Human Rights is two-year, English-taught programme at the school of Law of the University of Tartu, designed to provide an in-depth understanding of principles, norms, practices and problem areas in international law and human rights. With a focus on both theoretical and practical knowledge, this programme equips graduates for high-level legal careers both in Estonia and globally. Studies take place in Estonia’s capital city, Tallinn.

Why Study International Law and Human Rights at the University of Tartu?

• Comprehensive and Flexible Curriculum: Gain a strong foundation in international law and human rights through our compulsory courses, with the freedom to specialise through a wide range of elective courses tailored to your interests and career goals.
• Unique Comparative Perspective: Learn from Estonia’s rich historical experience and unique location at the crossroads between the West and Russia, offering insights into global and regional legal challenges.
• Hands-On Learning: Apply your knowledge through a compulsory practice component, gaining real-world experience and developing professional skills in top legal environments.
• Prestigious Legacy: Join a programme at one of the region’s oldest law schools (founded in 1632) that has shaped Estonia's legal elite, including 87% of attorneys, 95% of prosecutors, and nearly all judges.
• Esteemed Alumni Network: Follow in the footsteps of University of Tartu graduates serving as judges at the European Court of Human Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Union.
• Strategic Location in Tallinn: Study in Estonia's capital, close to key state institutions, providing direct access to internships, networking, and real-world applications of your studies.

Further Information:
Elizabeth Kasa-Mälksoo, Programme Director of International Law and Human Rights Master’s programme: [email protected]