Every summer, the International Human Rights Program (“IHRP”) at the Faculty of Law supports students wishing to pursue international human rights law fellowships with organizations around the world. The IHRP has been facilitating summer fellowships for over 35 years and has provided over 500 students the opportunity to work at governmental, non-governmental, and inter-governmental organizations in over 70 different countries. Through IHRP fellowships, students have the opportunity to engage in meaningful social change, which can include participating in human rights research, advocacy, and litigation, often at the grassroots level.
Please refer to the 2025 IHRP Summer Fellowship Guide (HERE) for further information and application requirements.