COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum includes foundational courses in human rights theory, social justice principles, and ethical frameworks. Core modules cover international human rights law, comparative politics, sociology of inequality, and philosophy of rights. Students take electives in areas like gender studies, indigenous issues, environmental justice, and global health. Advanced seminars focus on topics such as human rights advocacy, transitional justice, and digital activism. The program requires a research methods course and a capstone project or thesis, where students conduct original research on a human rights issue. Co-op options and study abroad opportunities are available. Practical components include fieldwork, simulations, and guest lectures from practitioners. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, integrating insights from law, anthropology, political science, and history to provide a holistic education in human rights and social justice.