Course Overview
Gain the in-depth knowledge to champion international human rights practices amid a backdrop of mounting political, economic, social, legal, ethical and environmental challenges.
Through lectures, independent research and group activities, you will formulate your own principled and reflective positions on these issues, and develop your confidence as you give presentations and engage with your course peers in discussions.
Your organisational and problem-solving skills will be enhanced through planning and conducting interviews, developing project funding bids and managing budgets, giving you the hands-on experience highly sought after by third-sector organisations and charities.
This course will complement an undergraduate degree in a related discipline such as politics or law, adding a specialism to your existing expertise. If your degree is in an unrelated subject, it could also act as a conversion course, helping you to forge a new career in this highly rewarding and dynamic area.
You will learn from highly experienced and research-active tutors who are well-regarded in the fields of human rights law and practice, security, peace studies, evidence gathering and crime investigation.
General Eligibility
Applicants should either have a second-class honours degree or have equivalent experience or training, normally from within the work environment.
Part Time Work Details
20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.
Language Requirement