Master Of Arts - Human Rights And Social Justice (Thesis)

Program overview

The Master of Arts in Human Rights and Social Justice at TRU is an interdisciplinary program designed to empower students to become leaders in the pursuit of social justice. This program spans 16 months and offers various pathways for completion, including course-based, thesis-based, project-based, and creative expression options. Students will engage with pressing social justice issues at local, regional, and international levels, equipping them with the skills necessary to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond. Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in NGOs, government, and the private sector, focusing on corporate social responsibility.

Program structure

The Master of Arts in Human Rights and Social Justice is structured to provide a comprehensive educational experience over a 16-month period. The program includes:

• Multiple completion pathways: course-based, thesis-based, project-based, and creative expression.
• Hands-on experience with social justice issues to engage and empower communities.
• Opportunities for national and international projects related to rights and justice.
• Interdisciplinary courses developed and taught by expert faculty from TRU's Faculty of Arts.

This structure ensures that students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing them for various roles in the field of human rights and social justice.

Featured Experiences

The Master of Arts in Human Rights and Social Justice program offers several unique features that enhance the learning experience:

• Hands-on engagement with local and regional social justice issues.
• Opportunities to work on national and international rights and justice projects.
• Interdisciplinary approach, drawing from various fields within the Faculty of Arts.
• Access to a network of subject matter experts who teach innovative courses.

These experiences are designed to empower students and prepare them for effective action in a global context.

Career Options

Graduates of the Master of Arts in Human Rights and Social Justice can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Human Rights Advocate: Work with NGOs to promote and protect human rights at local, national, or international levels.
• Policy Analyst: Analyze and develop policies related to social justice and human rights for government or non-profit organizations.
• Social Justice Educator: Teach and raise awareness about social justice issues in schools, community organizations, or through workshops.
• Program Coordinator: Manage and coordinate social justice programs within NGOs or community organizations.
• Researcher: Conduct research on human rights issues, contributing to academic knowledge and informing policy decisions.

These roles allow graduates to make significant contributions to society and advocate for change in various contexts.

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