Common Core Classes

• HRTS 5301: Contemporary Debates in Human Rights
• HRTS 5351.001: Topics in Human Rights Practice - Human Rights Archives I: Documenting and Curating Community Memory
  • Fr 12:20PM - 2:50PM
• HRTS 5401: Methods in Human Rights Research and Practice
• HRTS 5282 (By Arrangement Only)

Foundational Electives

• HRTS 5450: Contemporary Issues in Genocide Studies
• HRTS 5460: Human Rights and Armed Conflict

Supplementary Electives

• HRTS/ANTH 5327: Propaganda, Disinformation, and Hate Speech
• HRTS 5899.001/POLS 5010.001: International Women's Rights
  • By some accounts, we have been living in “the Age of Rights,” at least since the late 1940s. A global human rights regime was established under the auspices of the United Nations, and several regional human rights regimes followed. While non-discrimination and equality of sexes have been promoted in all international human rights declarations and treaties, the norm appeared to be “man.” Thus, the advocates of women rights had to press for equality, as well as for women rights. Thus, they adopted the motto, “Women’s Rights are Human Rights” in the 1990s. What are women’s rights in international law? How were they advanced and how well have they been implemented? Do they address women’s needs and feminist demands? This seminar addresses these questions and others, both empirically and theoretically, by applying some international relations theories and different feminist approaches.
• CLCS 5317/GERM 5345: Studies in Comparative Culture - Theater and Human Rights
  • Tu 2:30PM - 5:15PM
• SOCI 5895:  Investigation of Special Topics - Women’s Rights Are Human Rights and Human Rights Are Women’s Rights
  • Mo 3:35PM - 6:35PM

Core Classes

• HRTS 5301: Contemporary Debates in Human Rights

Electives

• HRTS 5351: Topics in Human Rights Practice 
  • Human Rights Archives I: Documenting and Curating Community Memory
• HRTS 5401: Methods in Human Rights Research and Practice
• HRTS 5460: Human Rights and Armed Conflict
• HRTS/ANTH 5327: Propaganda, Disinformation, and Hate Speech
• HRTS 5450: Contemporary Issues in Genocide Studies
• HRTS 5899.001/POLS 5010.001: International Women's Rights
  • By some accounts, we have been living in “the Age of Rights,” at least since the late 1940s. A global human rights regime was established under the auspices of the United Nations, and several regional human rights regimes followed. While non-discrimination and equality of sexes have been promoted in all international human rights declarations and treaties, the norm appeared to be “man.” Thus, the advocates of women rights had to press for equality, as well as for women rights. Thus, they adopted the motto, “Women’s Rights are Human Rights” in the 1990s. What are women’s rights in international law? How were they advanced and how well have they been implemented? Do they address women’s needs and feminist demands? This seminar addresses these questions and others, both empirically and theoretically, by applying some international relations theories and different feminist approaches.
• LAW 7357: Insurance and Discrimination
  
  • Th 6:30PM - 8:30PM
• LAW 7360: Diversity and Inclusion in the Legal Profession
  • We 5:00PM - 8:00PM
• LAW 7609: Asylum & Human Rights Clinic [open only to Law School students. only 3 credit classroom component counts towards Certificate]
  • Tu 2:00PM - 5:00PM
• LAW 7679: International Law
  • MoWe 9:00AM - 10:30AM
• CLCS 5317/GERM 5345: Studies in Comparative Culture - Theater and Human Rights
  • Tu 2:30PM - 5:15PM
• SOCI 5895:  Investigation of Special Topics - Women’s Rights Are Human Rights and Human Rights Are Women’s Rights
  • Mo 3:35PM - 6:35PM
• SWEL 5318: Core Concepts of Child and Adolescent Trauma
• SWEL 5345: International Development - Theory and Practice