A masters is awarded to students who have completed postgraduate level study in a specific field of study or area of professional practice while demonstrating a high level of mastery during the process.
If students are interested in immigration, or other human rights issues currently in debate, then the study of human rights may be their field. Human rights can focus on the study of governmental practices and cultural diversity, with a focus on understanding society’s moral and ethical obligations to humanity.
Europe is, by convention, one of the world's seven continents. Comprising the western most point of Eurasia, Europe is usually divided from Asia by the watershed divides of the Ural and Caucasus Mountains, the Ural River, the Caspian and Black Seas, and the waterways connecting the Black and Aegean Seas.
View all Master Programs in Human Rights in Europe 2018/2019
E.MA offers you a unique learning and human experience through this intensive one-year Master’s programme articulated in two semesters: a First Semester in Venice (Italy), and the Second Semester in one of the 41 partner universities in the EU. [+]
The Alice Salomon Hochschule - University of Applied Sciences - in Berlin, Germany, offers the postgraduate program Master of Arts in Social Work as a Human Rights Profession (MA-SWHR). [+]
The Master's in European Union Studies and Human Rights represents an innovation in the educational field. Its support of a face-to-face formation, the active involvement of students of various nationalities, combined visits to European institutions and the mixed approach of the provided training makes UCAM’s Master's in EU Studies and Human Rights a rigorous, innovative and top quality program. [+]
This two-year programme is designed to prepare its graduates for challenging careers in international and non-governmental organisations, public administration and academia, in the field of human rights law or another field of public international law [+]
The program provides comprehensive knowledge of the principles, regulations, subjects, and practice of international law and human rights. [+]
The master’s programme in International Migration and Ethnic Relations (IMER) focuses on current international developments and research perspectives in migration and ethnic relations; the effects of globalisation and human mobility on societies, groups and individuals; the social and political adaptation and integration of ethnic minorities in different societies; issues of inclusion and exclusion of immigrants; majority-minority relations; philosophical and ethical perspectives on life in diverse and complex societies. [+]
The Master’s Programme in Governance and Human Rights connects the theory of science with its practical application. Students learn to use good governance principles to protect human rights. The programme primarily uses e-learning tools and is also designed for professional students. [+]
The Master has a minimum duration of 6 months and maximum 1 year. An extension option of another year, with cost ... [+]
Violence against women is one of the most serious problems facing society. This situation is situated in the context of intimate partner violence, understood as that which is exercised in the context of an intimate relationship by one member of the couple towards the other. [+]
The Master has a minimum duration of six months and maximum of one year. There is an extension option of another year, with cost ... [+]
The Program “International protection of human rights” focuses on the study of international legal bases of human rights protection at the international, regional and national levels as well as on the activity of the human rights mechanisms of the UN system, on the regional systems of human rights protection, primarily, European, Inter-American and African human rights protection system. [+]
The Master Degree in Human Rights and the Ethics of International Cooperation is the result of a teaching collaboration between the following Departments: Law; Letters and Philosophy; Management, Economics and Quantitative Methods, and it is strictly related to the University Research Center for International Cooperation. [+]
The contexts of intervention become more complex and evolve very quickly. This path allows students to develop analytical and conceptual elasticity, giving a broad expression to creativity and therefore to innovation. True architect of the program, graduates from this course will be able to offer effective collaboration and / or sharing structures, manage multiple projects, support teams towards change, innovation and transformation. [+]
Some impacts, structural changes and transformations can not happen without advocacy and influence strategies. In a world where softpower becomes more and more important, it is essential to know this form of power, to analyze it and to tame it. This path allows students to develop a political intelligence. Dreadful lawyers of the most vulnerable, graduates from this course will be able to analyze the actors' game; to influence the drivers and agents of change, and to build relevant and effective influence strategies, even in the most complex political environments. [+]
