Human Rights Postgraduate Coursework Programs 2012
Human rights violations continue to be endemic across the Asia Pacific, giving rise to a pressing need for skilled and highly knowledgeable human rights professionals. Recognising this demand to increase awareness of and respect for human rights and democratic principles, both across the region and within local and national communities, the University of Sydney offers students a range of unique and tailored postgraduate opportunities
The Master of Human Rights and Democratisation (Asia Pacific), the Master of Human Rights, the Graduate Diploma in Human Rights and the Graduate Certificate in Human Rights ALL take a strongly inter-disciplinary approach, in recognition of the contribution that different approaches have to make in the field of human rights and democracy studies. Students in these degrees will be exposed to a variety of perspectives including those of the social sciences, humanities and law. The degrees will also provide strong research and practical training and offer students the opportunity to undertake independent projects so as to equip them with research capabilities that can be taken into their professional field. Please refer to each individual degree for further details, including degree structure and units of study.
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Human Rights has become the language of our time, and core business of an increasing number of government, inter-governmental and non-governmental organisations both in Australia and internationally. The Master of Human Rights, the Graduate Diploma in Human Rights and the Graduate Certificate in Human Rights offer an interdisciplinary postgraduate curriculum in human rights including Units of Study from Sociology and Social Policy, Government and International Relations, Political Economy, Geosciences, Peace and Conflict Studies and many more.
The Master of Human Rights and Democratisation (Asia Pacific Regional Program) – MHRD (Asia Pacific) – is an inter-disciplinary intensive one year postgraduate degree that reflects the inseparable links between human rights, democracy, peace and development in the region. The degree consists of a foundational semester and a one-week inter-sessional intensive (from July to November) at the University of Sydney and a second semester (from January to May) at one of four regional partner institutions: Mahidol University (Thailand), Gadjah Mada University (Indonesia), Kathmandu School of Law (Nepal) and the University of Colombo (Sri Lanka).
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