The Erasmus Mundus Master’s Programme in Human Rights Policy and Practice offers courses and opportunities for study in Sweden, Spain, England, and Norway and brings together legal, sociological, political, anthropological, and practical perspectives. Students are supported from the classroom to the job market, preparing you for human rights work in civil society organizations, governments, the public sector, and business.
To apply, you should have a minimum of two years’ practitioner experience in the field of human rights.
The programme offers a uniquely comprehensive and immersive approach to teaching and learning, allowing you to build your skills, knowledge, and practical experience and prepare yourself to be a confident professional in the field of human rights.
APPLICATION DEADLINE
The Erasmus Mundus Programme provides EU-funded scholarships for third-country students and EU/EEA students who have applied to and been accepted by the Human Rights Policy and Practice master´s course. The programme offers around 15 scholarships per year.
Application period for Erasmus Mundus scholarships: October 14 to December 1
Campus Bilbao
Erasmus Mundus Master in Human Rights Policy and Practice
2 años - 120 ECTS
Inglés
25
Presencial
Proceso de ingreso cerrado
This two-year, full-time programme is taught in English in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Spain and Norway. Partners include, the University of Deusto (Spain), the University of Roehampton (London, UK) and the Göteborgs Universitet (Göteborg, Sweden) and the Artic University Norway (Tromso, Norway).
The programme has a strong emphasis on professional development, and how human rights principles can be put into practice through policy and active engagement in human rights issues. You will be exposed to legal, political, sociological and anthropological approaches to human rights promotion and protection in a globalised world.
Presentación del programa de Human Rights Policy and Practice
From an alumni survey conducted in 2011 there is a variety of job profiles to be found: academic positions (14%) or doctoral studies (8%), jobs in NGOs (27%) or the public sector (8%), as well as journalists (8%)
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