MA Erasmus Mundus Human Rights Policy and Practice

Course Overview This unique two-year, full-time Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree prepares you for an international career in human rights across civil society, government, and the private sector. The programme is taught across three prestigious European universities in Sweden, Spain, and the UK, offering an unparalleled multicultural and multidisciplinary perspective. You will gain expertise through a blend of rigorous academic theory, professional development, and practical application in key areas like gender, childhood, and indigenous rights. Key Program Highlights Study in three countries: Sweden, Spain, and the UK, with a flexible fourth semester for your dissertation Gain a multidisciplinary understanding of human rights through legal, political, sociological, and anthropological approaches Develop professional skills through dedicated organizational analysis modules and placement learning opportunities Learn from leading specialists at the University of Roehampton, Göteborgs universitet, and Universidad de Deusto Engage with active research communities and contribute to major EU-funded projects on contemporary human rights issues