Master of Arts in Human Rights and Social Justice
Course Overview
This course provides a critical examination of human rights and social justice through a decolonial and anti-oppressive lens. Students will explore how theoretical frameworks are applied to real-world issues across local, national, and global contexts, with a dedicated emphasis on Indigenous, antiracist, and Global South perspectives.
Key Program Highlights
- Foundational focus on decolonization, antiracism, and Indigenous rights
- Exploration of key theories like intersectionality, critical race theory, and distributive justice
- Analysis of practical applications in international human rights law and social movements
- Examination of pressing issues including refugee rights, access to justice, and transnational governance
- Engagement with themes of reconciliation, activism, and challenging systemic injustice
Course Overview
This course provides a critical examination of human rights and social justice through a decolonial and anti-oppressive lens. Students will explore how theoretical frameworks are applied to real-world issues across local, national, and global contexts, with a dedicated emphasis on Indigenous, antiracist, and Global South perspectives.
Key Program Highlights
- Foundational focus on decolonization, antiracism, and Indigenous rights
- Exploration of key theories like intersectionality, critical race theory, and distributive justice
- Analysis of practical applications in international human rights law and social movements
- Examination of pressing issues including refugee rights, access to justice, and transnational governance
- Engagement with themes of reconciliation, activism, and challenging systemic injustice
Requirements
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