Master in Human Rights and Multiculturalism
An interdisciplinary master's programme examining human rights through the lens of cultural diversity and global challenges.
Best for:Best for students with a background in social sciences or humanities seeking an interdisciplinary approach to human rights and cultural policy.
Overview
The Master in Human Rights and Multiculturalism at the University of South-Eastern Norway is a unique, two-year interdisciplinary programme. It explores the complex relationship between human rights interpretations and cultural diversity at both micro and macro levels. Students engage with diverse academic fields including international law, sociology, political science, and philosophy. The curriculum emphasizes problem-based learning and provides opportunities for practical experience through internships, such as the Scholars at Risk advocacy programme. Graduates are prepared for professional roles in public administration, humanitarian organizations, education, and private sector consultancy.
What you'll do
- Engage in interdisciplinary coursework covering human rights theory, international law, and cultural policy.
- Participate in problem-based learning activities addressing real-world global challenges.
- Conduct independent research leading to a 30 ECTS master's thesis.
- Complete mandatory modules in research methodology and research ethics.
- Utilize opportunities for international exchange or professional internships to bridge theory and practice.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree with at least 80 ECTS credits in social sciences or equivalent.
Degree offered: Master
Language: English proficiency required for academic study.
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in social sciences or humanities.
- Analytical skills for evaluating societal issues.
- Capacity for critical and ethical policy analysis.
- Academic writing and scholarly research proficiency.
- Applicants must hold a BA degree with at least 80 ECTS in social sciences or equivalent.
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Applications are submitted through the university's official portal. Prospective students should review the specific admission requirements and programme details on the university website before applying.
- Bachelor's degree transcripts
- Proof of English proficiency
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