Upon completing the International Human Rights program, students will be able to:
- Articulate Human Rights History and Practices
: Explain the evolution and current practices of human rights frameworks and legal norms. - Analyze Theories and Concepts
: Critically assess various human rights theories, concepts, and ideas. - Identify Major Human Rights Issues
: Recognize and discuss significant human rights issues, both historical and contemporary. - Evaluate Solutions to Human Rights Abuses
: Assess potential solutions for addressing human rights violations, including the roles of transnational actors. - Understand Research Methods and Ethics
: Demonstrate knowledge of quantitative and qualitative research methods in human rights, along with the associated ethical considerations. - Engage in Field Experience
: Participate in practical human rights fieldwork to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.