Masters Degrees in Human Rights Advocacy

Thinking about transferring to another university? Internationalize your undergraduate experience by completing your degree in the heart of Rome, Italy! With start dates in both January and August, you can transfer on your timeline. Transferring to John Cabot University is simple. Start by submitting our Transfer Credit Evaluation for a preliminary assessment of your academic credits. As an American university in the historic center of Rome, JCU offers a unique alternative to the traditional college experience. You’ll follow a liberal arts curriculum while studying alongside classmates and professors from all over the world. Break cultural barriers as part of our athletic teams, enhance your foreign language skills while connecting with friends in the cafeteria, and gain real-world experience through international internships that will set your résumé apart. At John Cabot University, we provide an undergraduate education for the world’s explorers and future leaders.

The American University of Beirut has long been admired for the strength and breadth of its academic programs and its commitment to a broad-based liberal arts education. All entering undergraduate students are required to complete a number of general education courses that provide them with the opportunity to explore many different disciplines. The University's Faculties of Agricultural and Food Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Architecture, Health Sciences, Medicine (which includes the Rafic Hariri School of Nursing), and the Suliman S. Olayan School of Business offer more than 120 undergraduate and graduate programs. In addition, AUB also offers a select number of PhD programs in Arab and Middle Eastern History, Arabic language and literature, cell and molecular biology, theoretical physics, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical and computer engineering, and environmental and water resources engineering.

Gain the skills and on-the-ground experience needed to respond to humanitarian crises worldwide. Spend your first two semesters in Amman, Jordan, and Rabat, Morocco, observing humanitarian crises in diverse geographical, political, and cultural environments. Interact with aid workers, NGOs, and refugees as you witness humanitarian assistance and advocacy in action. On a 10-day field study trip to Istanbul, Turkey, a country that hosts the largest population of refugees in the world, you will gain expertise in humanitarian policy, diplomacy, and advocacy. Meet with the United Nations refugee agency, National NGOs, the Turkish Red Crescent, and other organizations engaged in relief, protection, advocacy, and humanitarian diplomacy. In your final semester, you will put your learning into practice during a 12-week field practicum in your chosen location.

Canada has become one of the world’s most preferred destinations for international students who are looking for high-quality education, global exposure, and long-term career prospects. Known for its world-class universities, safe environment, and welcoming multicultural society, Canada offers students the perfect blend of academic excellence and life experience. Whether your goal is a top-ranked university, an affordable public college, or a skill-focused diploma program, Canada provides opportunities for every academic background and budget. At Focus Education Global, we help students navigate every step of the admission and visa process with clarity, transparency, and personalised support. Our expert team guides you in choosing the right program, preparing strong SOPs and documentation, securing scholarships, applying for education loans, and submitting a complete visa file. With a strong track record of successful admissions across major provinces like Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and Atlantic Canada, we ensure a smooth and stress-free journey from India to Canada.

The European Master's Program in Human Rights and Democratization (EMA) is one of the eight regional master's programs organized by the Global Campus of Human Rights. EMA is a one-year, full-time interdisciplinary program that reflects the indivisible links between human rights, democracy, peace, and development. It offers an action- and policy-oriented approach to learning about international relations, law, philosophy, history, and anthropology of human rights. While studying in a multicultural environment, students have the opportunity to meet and receive instruction from leading academics representing the 43 EMA participating universities, as well as representatives of international organizations (including the European Union, the United Nations, and the Council of Europe), NGO experts, and activists and human rights defenders. The EMA is both a residential and an exchange program, structured into two semesters. Students spend their first semester (September to January) at the Global Campus of Human Rights headquarters in Venice. They spend their second semester in a participating host university, where they follow courses and prepare a research thesis.