MA Theory and Practice of Human Rights

The MA Theory and Practice of Human Rights course offered by the University of Essex provides an in-depth understanding of how human rights shape our societies. This course enables students to gain knowledge about various aspects of human rights, and how they can play a significant role in promoting and protecting human rights.Course Content: The course content of the MA Theory and Practice of Human Rights is well-structured and designed to provide an in-depth understanding of human rights. It covers specific topics like understanding human rights, theories and principles of human rights, mechanisms for protecting human rights, human rights dynamics, understanding conflict and post-conflict situations, transitional justice, and human rights in different cultures.Key Modules: The course comprises of six compulsory modules which includes; Human Rights Research Methods, International Human Rights Law, Theory and Philosophy of Human Rights, International Refugee Law, Human Rights and Civil Society, and Human Rights - The Major Debates. It also includes optional modules that let students specialise in their areas of interest.Future Careers: Study of MA Theory and Practice of Human Rights at the University of Essex opens doors to various career paths. Graduates can work in non-governmental organizations that specialize in human rights, international organizations, or pursue an academic career by undertaking a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page [here](https://www.essex.ac.uk/courses/PG00833/1/MA-Theory-and-Practice-of-Human-Rights).