Erasmus Mundus Human Rights Policy and Practice University of Roehampton

Overview

The Erasmus Mundus Human Rights Policy and Practice programme at the University of Roehampton is an innovative and interdisciplinary Master's degree that prepares students for impactful careers in the human rights sector. This two-year, full-time course is taught across three prestigious institutions: the University of Roehampton in London, Göteborgs universitet in Sweden, and Universidad de Deusto in Spain. This unique structure not only enriches the learning experience but also provides students with a global perspective on human rights issues.

Why Erasmus Mundus Human Rights Policy and Practice at University of Roehampton?

The University of Roehampton is recognised among the top ten UK institutions for postgraduate student satisfaction, as evidenced by the PTES 2022 and 2023 rankings. This accolade reflects the university's commitment to providing high-quality education and support to its students. The programme benefits from strong partnerships with leading universities and organisations, ensuring that students receive a well-rounded education that incorporates both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in human rights advocacy.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

Tuition fees for the Erasmus Mundus Human Rights Policy and Practice programme are not specified for international, national, European, or local students. For detailed information regarding fees, please visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The programme is structured around several core modules, each designed to deepen students' understanding of human rights from various perspectives. The current syllabus includes:

• Human Rights as an Interdisciplinary Field
• State, Market and Human Rights
• Researching Human Rights
• Human Rights Defenders: Contexts, Policies and Practice
• Theorising Human Rights
• Social Movements and NGOs: Understanding Social Change
• Dissertation

These modules provide students with a comprehensive foundation in human rights theory and practice, equipping them with the skills necessary to navigate complex legal and political landscapes.

Careers with Erasmus Mundus Human Rights Policy and Practice

Graduates of this programme are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities within national and international organisations, non-governmental agencies, and the media. Potential career paths include roles such as Human Rights Advocate, Policy Analyst, International Development Specialist, NGO Program Manager, and Corporate Social Responsibility Manager. The programme's emphasis on practical experience and interdisciplinary learning ensures that students are equipped to make significant contributions to the field of human rights.