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The aim of this Master's Degree is to train professionals from different disciplines to be able to work in the defence and promotion of human rights and democracy both at home and abroad.
When students graduate, they have a high level of expertise in the different mechanisms for the protection and promotion of human rights, having acquired the necessary competences to design, plan and manage programmes for the protection and promotion of human rights or to participate in existing mechanisms. Given the interdisciplinary nature of the Master’s course, these professionals are trained to work in the different areas in which human rights and democracy are protected and promoted.
Those engaged in the protection and promotion of human rights, ranging from those engaged in human rights awareness-raising and education to those working directly with victims of human rights violations.
From the different States involved in the protection and promotion of human rights (Ombudsman's Offices, Ministries that have human rights within their spheres of competence…).
Such as the United Nations, the European Union, the Council of Europe or the Organisation of American States (OAS), all of which have specific competences in the protection and promotion of human rights.
From universities or research centres to think-tanks, which are dedicated to research and teaching in the field of human rights and democracy.
A survey on EMA graduates’ career performance gave the following results:
The following percentages show the degree to which their current job is related to the EMA:
The survey was carried out with 200 former studentswho responded voluntarily.
