Master of Human Rights and Democratisation (Asia Pacific)
The University of Sydney, in conjunction with Gadjah Mada University (Indonesia), Kathmandu School of Law (Nepal), Mahidol University (Thailand) and the University of Colombo (Sri Lanka), is now offering Asia Pacific’s premier regional degree in human rights and democratisation. Uniquely, this degree offers students the opportunity to study both at the internationally renowned University of Sydney and one of four selected universities in the Asia Pacific with particular expertise in human rights and democratisation.
The aim of the program is to develop the capacity of advocates working in the field of human rights and democratisation in the Asia Pacific region so that they may be better equipped to advocate for, promote awareness of and encourage respect for human rights and democratic principles, both across the region and within their local communities.
Latest News & Events
Call for 2012-2013 MHRD Applications Now Open
The University of Sydney is now receiving applications for the 2012-2013 cohort of Australia's premier regional Master degree in Human Rights and Democratisation.
Master of Human Rights and Democratisation Welcome Ceremony
MacLaurin Hall was host to a special event on Friday evening 12th August to welcome new students undertaking the Master of Human Rights and Democratisation.
Human Rights No Theorectical Matter
For Chaw Ei Win Zaw, there's nothing theoretical about studying human rights. As a child in Burma she saw her father jailed for 13 years...