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Name
Governance and Human Rights (Master of Arts)
Type
Distance education
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Leuphana University of Lüneburg
, Germany
Frequency
Annual
Level
professional
Objectives
The Master’s Programme in Governance and Human Rights connects the theory of human rights with its practical application. Students learn to analyze and understand legal and political theories of governance and international and regional human rights regimes and how they are interrelated. The students and scholars of the Master of Governance and Human Rights will design, plan, organize, and realize their own project addressing a practical challenge related to the field of governance and human rights.
Language
English
Country
Germany
City
Lüneburg
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Delivered by
Programme Director: Prof. Dr. Till Patrik Holterhus, MLE., LL.M. (Yale)
Number of participants
25 per year
Deadline for applications
May 31st, 2024
Application procedure
Apply online via https://www.leuphana.de/en/professional-school/masters-studies/governance-and-human-rights/application.html by May 31st each year.
Admission requirements
- A first university degree (at least Bachelor level)
- One year of professional experience minimum
- Advanced English language skills
Tuition/Accommodation
9.900 Euro programme fee (total tuition cost), plus the current term contribution of 210Euro per semester
Homepage
www.leuphana.de/gahr
Additional information
Area of expertise : Human Rights (Law) and Democracy (Good) Governance
Target group : Professionals with at least one year of working experience who aim to work in the field of Governance and Human Rights (different backgrounds, e.g. business, law, political science, psychology, social work etc.)
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