Master in Human Rights

The Master in Human Rights is a specialized program designed for students interested in the complexities of human rights law and advocacy. This one-year program is conducted in French and is structured to accommodate working professionals through evening classes. It is ideal for those who are passionate about social justice and wish to deepen their understanding of human rights issues on a global scale.

Students will engage with a curriculum that includes courses such as International Public Law, Sociology of Human Rights, and Collective Dimensions of Human Rights. This program emphasizes practical skills through case studies and discussions, preparing students to navigate the evolving landscape of human rights. The collaborative nature of the program, co-organized with UCLouvain and UNamur, enriches the learning experience by providing diverse perspectives.

Graduates of this program can pursue various career paths, including roles such as Human Rights Lawyer, Policy Advisor, and NGO Project Coordinator. They may find employment in international organizations, governmental agencies, or non-profit sectors. The skills acquired are transferable across various fields, allowing graduates to adapt to different roles in advocacy, research, and public policy.