Description
2. Course Duration
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Total Duration: 6–12 months (depending on full-time or part-time enrollment)
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Mode of Delivery: Online / On-campus / Hybrid
3. Eligibility Criteria
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A Bachelor’s degree in Law, Political Science, International Relations, Social Sciences, or a related field.
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Professionals working in NGOs, legal fields, or human rights organizations may also apply.
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Proficiency in English (for non-native speakers, an IELTS/TOEFL score may be required).
4. Course Modules
The program covers the following key areas:
Core Subjects:
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Introduction to Human Rights
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History and evolution of human rights
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
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Key international human rights instruments
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International Human Rights Law
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UN Human Rights System
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International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
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International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ICESCR)
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Regional Human Rights Systems
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European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)
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African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights
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Inter-American Human Rights System
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Human Rights Advocacy & Implementation
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Role of NGOs and civil society
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Human rights monitoring and reporting
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Case studies on human rights violations
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Human Rights and Vulnerable Groups
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Rights of women, children, refugees, and indigenous peoples
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LGBTQ+ rights and disability rights
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Protection mechanisms for marginalized communities
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Human Rights in Conflict & Post-Conflict Situations
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International Humanitarian Law (IHL)
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Transitional justice and reconciliation
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Role of the International Criminal Court (ICC)
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Elective Subjects (Choose 2–3):
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Corporate Social Responsibility & Human Rights
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Digital Rights and Privacy Laws
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Environmental Justice and Human Rights
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Refugee and Migration Law
5. Teaching Methodology
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Lectures & Seminars – Expert-led discussions on key topics.
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Case Studies – Analysis of landmark human rights cases.
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Workshops & Simulations – Role-playing advocacy and policy-making scenarios.
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Research Project – A final dissertation or policy paper on a human rights issue.
6. Assessment & Certification
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Continuous Assessment: Assignments, presentations, and quizzes.
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Final Examination: Written or online test on core modules.
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Research Project: Submission of a 5,000–7,000-word thesis.
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Certification: Successful candidates receive an Advanced Diploma in Human Rights from the awarding institution.
7. Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers in:
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Human Rights Advocacy (NGOs like Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch)
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Legal & Policy Advisory Roles (Government & UN Agencies)
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International Organizations (UNHCR, ICRC, OHCHR)
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Academia & Research (Human Rights Institutes)
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Departments
8. Fee Structure
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Tuition Fees: Varies by institution (approx. $1,500–$3,500).
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Scholarships: Available based on merit and need (check with the institution).
9. How to Apply?
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Submit an online application with academic transcripts.
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Provide a Statement of Purpose (SOP) outlining interest in human rights.
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Letters of recommendation (if required).
Why Enroll in This Program?
This diploma provides a strong foundation in human rights law, advocacy, and policy-making, making it ideal for professionals seeking to make an impact in social justice, legal reforms, and humanitarian work.
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