It allows students interested in human rights to approach the issue from a broad perspective and in the context of global ethics. The MSc introducse conceptual and analytical frameworks in order to encourage critical thinking and reflective practice and to improve students' factual knowledge base regarding the actual application of human rights. It provides solid research training for future academics in relevant fields, particularly those of ethics and politics and contributes to the professional development of NGO personnel and those working in the public and private sector.
Course Structure
Compulsory modules: Human Rights I and II, Global Ethics I - 60 credits
Optional modules: three 20 credit modules from the list of taught modules
Dissertation: 60 credits
