This qualification is normally completed in one year.

The Master of Human Rights and Democratisation is delivered by a consortium of Universities across the Asia Pacific region. As such the application process for Domestic and International Students has several stages.

All candidates must complete a Supplementary Application form, in addition to the regular application processes required by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

Candidates wishing to apply for a position in the program should check the MHRD website for more specific information about the application process at the following URL:
sydney.edu.au/arts/human_ rights_democratisation

Scholarship position will be made available on the MHRD website in late September (see link above).

60 credit points, comprising 6 core units and 1 inter-semester intensive complemented by a dissertation, an internship or additional coursework.