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PROGRAMME
Name
MA in Human Rights
Type
University programmes
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Kingston University
, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Frequency
Annual
Objectives
This human rights course takes a broad conception of human rights as its basis – what HG Wells once said was the belief that everyone is entitled to the “nourishment… care and attention needed to realise [their] full possibilities of physical and mental health from birth to death”.
It looks at how far human rights are enshrined in definitions of citizenship and to what extent they form the basis of national and international law. In addition, it explores the extent to which human rights are enshrined in and supported by a deeper politics and culture, by institutions, structures, movements and values.
Area of expertise
human rights
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Application procedure
We normally invite all applicants who fulfil, or are likely to fulfil, the admissions requirements for an interview with the course director or another senior member of the teaching team. International students based overseas can arrange for an interview by email or telephone.
Admission requirements
One or more of the following:
a second class degree or above or equivalent; and/or
relevant non-certified learning or work experience
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Additional information
For more information, click https://www.kingston.ac.uk/postgraduate/courses/human-rights-ma/.
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