MA in Human Rights Education in San Francisco United States | University of San Francisco

Explore human rights education for both academic and community settings. Gain skills to address disparities related to race, socioeconomic status, gender, sexual orientation, faith, and nationality. This program assists educators from preschool to university levels, including those in community-based organizations, by examining the ideals of human rights protections versus their practical implementation. The Master's in Human Rights Education stands out for its adaptable approach to serving varied learners. Coursework can be finished in a minimum of 18 months (spanning two academic years plus summer) or extended as necessary (with a maximum of 5 years). Typically, students graduate within 2 academic years, frequently incorporating summer studies.