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Lund University
Human Rights Studies: Thematic Specialization Course II
<p>Are you interested in exploring advanced research in Human Rights Studies? Our specialisation course offers an opportunity to engage with current research in this multidisciplinary field. </p><p>Our specialisation course is closely linked to the current research conducted at our division. The theme varies from ye…
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<p>Are you interested in exploring advanced research in Human Rights Studies? Our specialisation course offers an opportunity to engage with current research in this multidisciplinary field. </p><p>Our specialisation course is closely linked to the current research conducted at our division. The theme varies from year to year, providing you with a chance to become familiar with our latest research in Human Rights Studies. You will explore various topics and gain a deep understanding of the multidisciplinary nature of one of our research areas in Human Rights Studies. After the course, you will have gained a specialisation within a research theme in the multidisciplinary field of human rights studies. </p><p>So far, we have offered courses on topics such as </p><ul><li>Human Rights Monitoring in an Anthropological Perspective</li><li>Human Rights in Images and Media</li><li>Land and Housing Rights</li><li>Feminist Political Philosophy</li><li>Foreign Policy</li><li>Participatory Research for Grassroots Perspectives</li><li>Sex, Gender and Human Rights</li><li>Historical Human Rights: Enlightenments and Revolutions</li><li>Political autonomy and societal development - the case of modern Iran</li><li>Hidden Populations: European Children Born of War after 1939. </li></ul><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>
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To be admitted to the course, students must have a first cycle degree in a humanities or social sciences discipline including a degree project focusing on human rights, as well as English B from Swedish upper secondary school or the equivalent.
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- HS
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- MRSN03
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- 2026-03-25T09:23:08
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