Human Rights Courses

... criminal and human rights law. Students can then specialise by electing units from a range of areas including environmental, oil and gas and WTO law as well as elect a research option which will provide a pathway to further studies. For further information visit the Faculty of Law web page. Back to... Learn about: IT Law, Oil and Gas, Human Rights...

... in Criminology: Discrimination Contemporary Criminology Forms of Crime Knowledge of Policing (optional) Human Rights and Crimes Against Humanity (optional) Gender... Learn about: Human Rights, Contemporary Criminology...

... from a transnational law perspective, including human rights, development, refugee law, criminal law, policing & security and the interplay between domestic... Learn about: Transnational Corporate, Transnational Regulation, IT Law...

... be provided to opposing counsel in case of a lawsuit) if an employee files a formal charge with the EEOC or your state's human rights department, or if you are sued... Learn about: Workplace harassment, Workplace Law, Hr law...

... in Latin America The Politics of Human Rights in Latin America: Challenges to Democratization Sustainable Development in Latin America and the Caribbean... Learn about: Latin American Economics, Human Rights, Latin America...

...you to develop your own interests. For a full-time course you must take modules worth a total of 120 credits at each level of the course. The number... Learn about: Human Rights, Contemporary Criminology...

... core modules, you can choose options to broaden your horizons and tailor your course to your interests. Capitalism and its Critics Democracy and Human... Learn about: Social Theory, Critical Theory, Human Rights...

...Year 1 Exploring the Social Sciences Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice Human Rights in Contemporary Society Myths and Realities... Learn about: Human Rights, Reducing Crime, Social Sciences...

..., national and global contexts, developing a critical appreciation of the dynamics between criminological theory and criminal justice policy. Criminology is multi-disciplinary; for example, by studying these courses you can also explore modules in Forensic Psychology, Politics and Human Rights... Learn about: Green Criminology, Harm and Justice, Risk and Crime...

... from areas of law such as the environment, human rights, international business, commerce, and technology... Learn about: Human Rights, International law, Law and Economics...

... The Politics of Human Rights in Latin America: Challenges to Democratization The Latin American City: Social Problems and Social Change in Urban Space The Making... Learn about: Social Problems, Foreign Policy, International Relations...

... courses from a list which changes from year to year but which usually includes a course on advanced international and human rights law, a course on humanitarianism... Learn about: IT Law, Human Rights, Critical Thinking...

...Sussex Anthropology has a reputation for world-leading research and a commitment to studying global issues, including: health and the body human... Learn about: Global Economy, Social Anthropology, Political movements...

... sustainable products from vendors, measuring and reporting environmental impacts, ethical sourcing, safety and quality assurance, diverse suppliers, human... Learn about: Human Rights, Quality Improvement, Business management...

... in the Modern World Level 5 Research and Ethics in Action Contemporary Debates in Criminology Civil Liberties & Human Rights Environmental Criminology Policing... Learn about: Environmental criminology, Interdisciplinary Study, Legal System...

... - Studying Human Rights PO31017 - Nations and Nationalism PO31018 – Contemporary Politics of Surveillance and Privacy PO32007 – European Union Politics... Learn about: Public Policy, Power and Sexuality, Comparative Politics...

...If you want to understand the challenges of reducing poverty and inequality in societies across the world, this course is for you. Our faculty influence debates on topics such as gender inequalities, health care, human rights and the environment. Outside the classroom, you gain hands-on experience... Learn about: Rural Livelihoods, Human Rights, Sociology Project...

... Optional modules Crime, Harm and Justice Freedom, Censorship and Subversion From State to Global Politics Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity Human Rights... Learn about: Contemporary issues, Human Rights, Harm and Justice...

..., to judicial protection in the EU, human rights law and litigation, an advanced seminar on selected topics in international arbitration, international mooting... Learn about: IT Law, International Dispute, English Language...

... justice, conflict resolution, nonviolence, community mediation, human rights, the United Nations, faith-based peacebuilding and the psychology of peace. The degree is based within the University’s Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, which enjoys a significant global reputation as a centre of research... Learn about: Human Rights, IT Management, IT Development...