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Master of Human Rights
University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Master of Human Rights at the University of Sydney is a 1.5-year postgraduate coursework master's degree. For people who wish to make a meaningful difference in the world, this course is suited to those who want explore the potential power of, and challenges to, policy, advocacy, and research in human rights and humanitarianism, whether locally, regionally, or internationally. Students in the Master of Social Justice (Human Rights) take four elemental cores that offer an interdisciplinary grounding in development, peace and conflict, and human rights. All Master of Social Justice (Human Rights) students take these cores together, thereby building cohesion among and between students in the different streams.
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