Dear ladies and gentlemen,

To be eligible, students must:

• have English language proficiency of level B2 or above.

• be studying for a Bachelor‘s degree in any discipline including Law.

• be interested in understanding human rights as a complex, interdisciplinary field relevant to academia, politics, and society.

Topics covered

• Universal human rights in a changing, post-Western world

• Open-source data and human rights, including hands-on methodological insights

• Economic, social and cultural rights

• Discrimination and inequality, with a focus on contemporary global challenges

• Migration and human rights

• Human rights education: principles, methods, and practical approaches

• Human rights in and through the media