Undergraduate
Spring 2023 Course Offerings: Major & Minor
Institutions and Laws
- HIST/HRTS 3202: International Human Rights
- HRTS 3055: Theory and Practice of International Criminal Justice
- HRTS 3200(W): International Human Rights Law (CA1D; 4INT)
- POLS/HRTS 3212: Comparative Perspectives on Human Rights
- SOCI/HRTS 2800: Human Rights in the United States
History, Philosophy, & Theory
- ENGR/HRTS 2300: Engineering for Human Rights
- HIST/HRTS 3207: Genocide After the Second World War
- HIST/HRTS 3232: History of Refugees, Migration, and Statelessness
- POLS/HRTS 3042: The Theory of Human Rights
Applications & Methods
- BLAW/HRTS/MKTG 3252: Corporate Social Impact and Responsibility
- BLAW/HRTS/MKTG 3254: Business Solutions to Societal Challenges
- DMD/HRTS 3641: Human Rights Archives II
- DRAM/HRTS 3139: Theater and Human Rights
- HRTS 3250(W): Human Rights and New Technologies (CA 1D)
- HRTS 3401: Applied Research in Human Rights
- HRTS 3540: Topics in Human Rights Practice – SAR Advocacy
- POLS/HRTS 3430: Evaluating Human Rights Practices of Countries
Electives
- AFRA/HIST/HRTS 3563: African American History to 1865
- ANTH 3150(W): Migration
- ANTH/WGSS 3350: Anthropological Perspectives on Women
- ECON 2120: Rights and Harms
- ECON 3473: Economic Development
- EDCI 2100: Power, Privilege, and Public Education
- ENGL/HEJS 3629: Holocaust Memoir (CA 1B; 4INT)
- GEOG 2400E: Introduction to Sustainable Cities
- HDFS 3251: Biotechnology, Disability and the Family
- HIST 3575/LLAS/HRTS 3221: Latinos/as and Human Rights
- HRTS 3298/ARTH 3995: Cultural Agents and Human Rights
- HRTS 3298/LLAS 3998: Human Rights at the USA/Mexico Border
- NRE 2600E: Global Sustainable Natural Resources (CA 4INT; E Lit)
- NURS 3225: Ethical Ways of Knowing
- PHIL 3218: Feminist Theory
- PHIL/HRTS 3219(W): Topics in Philosophy and Human Rights
- POLS 3672/WGSS 3052: Women and Politics
- POLS/WGSS 3249: Gender Politics and Islam
- WGSS/HRTS 2263: Women and Violence
- WGSS 3105: The Politics of Reproduction
- WGSS 3269(W): Gender, Sexuality, and Social Movements
Capstone
- HRTS 4996W: Senior Thesis (By Arrangement Only; Please note that the senior thesis is a 2-semester process)
- HRTS 4291: Service Learning Seminar/Internship
Degree Requirements
Graduate
Spring 2023 Course Offerings: Master of Arts
Common Core Classes
Foundational Electives
- SWEL 5385: Human Rights and Social Work
- LAW 7878: International Human Rights
- HRTS 5055: Theory and Practice of International Criminal Justice
- HRTS 5390: Economic Rights
Supplementary Electives
Spring 2023 Course Offerings: Graduate Certificate
Core Classes
- SWEL 5385: Human Rights and Social Work
- LAW 7878: International Human Rights
- LAW 7883: Human Rights and Post Conflict Justice
Electives
- ANTH 5395: Decolonial Alternatives - Sense Making, Political Practices, and Collective Experiences (Special Topics Course)
- HRTS 5055: Theory and Practice of International Criminal Justice
- HRTS 5351: Topics in Human Rights Practice – Human Rights Archives II
- HRTS 5390: Economic Rights
- PHIL 5315: Seminar in Moral Philosophy
- POLS 5322: Assessing Human Security
- LAW 7609: Asylum & Human Rights Clinic
- LAW 7653: European Human Rights
- LAW 7655: Employment Discrimination Law
- LAW 7759: The Nuremberg Trials
- LAW 7814: Refugee Law
- LAW 7831: Comparative Constitutional Law
- SWEL 5318: Child Adolescent Trauma & Mental Health
- SWEL 5348: International Social Work Global Issues
- SWEL 5360: Economic Justice: Labor and Social Work
Degree Requirements
Master of Arts in Human Rights
Graduate Certificate in Human Rights