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The Certificate in Human Rights from the GHEA21
Smolny Beyond Borders now offers students the opportunity to earn The Certificate in Human Rights from the Global Higher Education Alliance for the 21 Century (GHEA21). The Certificate in Human Rights provides a structured path for students interested in deepening their knowledge and understanding of human rights in theory and practice. Students participating in the program will pursue a series of courses that enable them to develop new connections between the history and theory of human rights and the practical deployment of the human rights framework.
What is The Certificate in Human Rights?
It is an official document that certifies the successful completion of an academic track in the field of Human Rights.
Who can benefit from this certificate?
The certificate may be especially valuable if you are considering a career in journalism, seeking employment with international legal organizations or NGOs, or planning to apply to master’s programs. In all these cases, the certificate can serve as an additional advantage.
What are the requirements for obtaining the certificate? Will I need to take courses beyond those already in my study plan?
To qualify, you must complete five courses in Human Rights. These can be included in your individual study plan, so no additional courses are required beyond the standard curriculum.
Which SBB courses fulfill the certificate requirements?
See below
Can previously completed SBB courses in Human Rights count toward the certificate?
Yes, courses you have already completed may be counted toward the requirement.
More information: GHEA21 Human Rights Certificate Program Site.
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