Human Rights and Social Justice BA(Hons) single honours

The course will benefit from the expertise and practice of the the newly established Centre for Human Rights and Social Justice Practice at Kingston University.
The course enhances your employability with an approach to learning that emphasises practical tools and skills, and a work placement option through a sandwich year and/or applied research project.
You will be assigned a personal tutor - a member of academic staff who will support your progress at Kingston University. Your tutor will provide academic guidance and help you make the best of the resources and support services offered at Kingston University.
Our integrated study skills programme helps you develop core skills such as researching, essay writing and presenting to support your studies.
The Kingston Language Scheme offers you the chance to learn a language for free. Options include: Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.

Graduates from human rights courses in our department have pursued careers in campaign groups, human rights organisations, the civil service, consultancies, media, or continued with postgraduate study. Other students have continued with postgraduate study in human rights, international relations, law, and politics.

Career opportunities directly related to this degree include policy-making, law and communication roles. The legal aspects of human rights also form a good foundation for law conversion.

Points: 112
Units: to include two A-levels or equivalent
Subjects:
General Studies / Native Language accepted when one of three A-levels or equivalent.
GCSE: Candidates are normally required to hold five GCSE subjects grades A*-C including Mathematics and English Language (or comparable numeric score under the newly reformed GCSE grading). Key Skills Level 2 may be used in lieu of poor GCSEs.