Bachelor of Human Rights UG:Bachelor
Australian Catholic University (ACU) Australia
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Politics with Human Rights BA (Hons)
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International Relations: Human Rights BA
Anglo American University (AAU) Czech Republic (the)
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Bachelor of Human Rights Bachelor Degree
The University of Western Australia Australia
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Law (BCL) and Human Rights Bachelor
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Bachelor of Arts in Human Rights and Equity Studies Bachelor Degree
York University Canada
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BA International Human Rights BA, UG:Bachelor
Regent's University London United Kingdom
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Social Work and Human Rights Bachelor Degree
Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) Lithuania
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BA History with Human Rights (Including Year Abroad) BA
Essex, University of United Kingdom
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Human Rights Degrees
Human rights as an academic field is the study of the rights, moral principles and norms for human behaviour. These rights are automatically applied to a person because they are a human being. In developed countries, we may see these rights as something we do not need to think about, but increasingly these rights are being threatened. Humans are entitled to these rights regardless of their race, age, sexuality, gender, religion, ethnicity or any other status, and should be applied to every human no matter where in the world they are located or travel to.
During a degree in human rights, you will cover a variety of topics. These might include:
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