Diploma in Family Law & Human Rights Consultant 2-in-1 Course

Master Family Law and Human Rights Consultant expertise with this dual diploma. Build legal knowledge for impactful roles across multiple sectors.

Overview:

Family Law and Human Rights often cross paths, shaping how societies protect individuals and families. This combined course provides an in-depth study of Family Law, covering legal principles around marriage, divorce, child custody, and financial settlements. Alongside this, you’ll explore Human Rights Consultancy, examining how rights are defined, defended, and promoted on national and international levels.

By bringing these subjects together, the course offers a unique perspective for those aiming to work in roles where legal understanding meets advocacy. You will gain insight into how legal frameworks affect families and communities, and how human rights principles guide policies and decision-making. Whether aiming to broaden legal knowledge or seeking roles that require critical analysis of rights and responsibilities, this course offers a balanced academic approach to both disciplines.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand core principles governing Family Law in modern legal systems.
• Analyse key Human Rights concepts and their global legal applications.
• Evaluate how Family Law interacts with Human Rights in legal disputes.
• Interpret legal texts to form structured, reasoned and defensible arguments.
• Examine social and legal factors influencing policy and law development.
• Develop research-based approaches to assess family and human rights issues.

Who is this Course For:

• Individuals seeking academic knowledge in Family Law and Human Rights.
• Graduates aiming to explore legal roles in advocacy or consultancy.
• Professionals in social services wishing to expand legal understanding.
• Policy enthusiasts analysing how laws affect communities and families.
• Aspiring legal researchers focused on rights, responsibilities and protections.
• Those interested in consultancy within legal and humanitarian sectors.
• Students pursuing careers that demand critical legal reasoning skills.
• Individuals wanting structured insight into family dynamics within legal frameworks.

Career Path:

• Family Law Advisor – £32,000 per year.
• Human Rights Consultant – £40,000 per year.
• Legal Researcher – £35,000 per year.
• Policy Analyst (Family and Human Rights) – £38,000 per year.
• Community Legal Advocate – £30,000 per year.
• NGO Legal Officer – £37,000 per year.