The University of Law launches scholarship with the Clooney Foundation for Justice
On Wednesday 27 March, The University of Law announced the launch of a new scholarship in partnership with Amal Clooney, a world-renowned human rights lawyer, and the Clooney Foundation for Justice (CFJ).
The Amal Clooney Scholarship for Human Rights Advocates is dedicated to supporting those who are passionate about supporting human rights worldwide and championing change. The winner of the scholarship will receive a fully funded place to study a postgraduate course at The University of Law.
The Clooney Foundation for Justice works tirelessly to wage justice globally. The foundation works in more than 40 countries, providing free legal support to those who have been victims of human rights violations around the world.
Amal Clooney said: “It is an honour to join forces with The University of Law to empower the next generation of lawyers and advocates. I am thrilled that this scholarship will increase access to legal education in human rights and I look forward to seeing the incredible work of future recipients.”
Professor Andrea Nollent, Vice-Chancellor and CEO at The University of Law, said: “We are exceptionally proud to launch this new scholarship with Amal Clooney and the CFJ. Amal’s global efforts in the fight against injustice though the Clooney Foundation for Justice and providing free legal support to victims are an inspiration to all future lawyers. We take great pride in working with real change-makers in the legal world and supporting a new generation of human rights advocates with this scholarship.”
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