Global Studies with Human Rights (Including Year Abroad)

Course summary
How do individuals, communities and governments approach human rights differently across the globe? How do these differences in human rights laws impact relationships between states? How does globalisation affect international relations?
Our BA Global Studies with Human Rights course will deepen your knowledge of our increasingly interconnected world, whilst building expertise in human rights. You will develop your confidence to advocate for individual and community rights, social justice, and social change.
The defence of human rights is one of the most profound challenges we face across the globe. From asylum seekers, to prisoner welfare and political alignment – we teach you the principles and practices of human rights from a global perspective.
You will study topics including, but not limited to:
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The promotion and protection of human rights
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Society and modern revolutions
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Patterns of migration
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International development
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Lessons from modern history
Based in our Interdisciplinary Studies Centre, you will be taught by experts from a range of disciplines across the humanities and social sciences.
You will also be taught by academics from our School of Law and Human Rights.
At Essex we specialise in business law, public law, criminal justice, health law, law and technology, socio-legal studies and human rights law.
How to apply
Application codes
- Course code:
- L918
- Institution code:
- E70
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