Master's Degree in Human Rights | PU

Objective

The major goal of Master's Degree in Human Rights program is to produce academically sound graduates who can contribute in the arena of human rights and provide students with an understanding of fundamental concepts, theories, and history of human right embedded in both Western and Eastern values/ cultures.

Students Outcomes:          

Upon completion of Master Degree in Human Rights program, students are expected to be able to:

• Describe the principles of virtue.
• Convey knowledge and teach others about the integrity of human beings
• Demystify misleading projection and explication of principles along with values of privilege.
• Evaluate the alleged cases of right violations and refer them to the agencies for actions

Fee Structure

The average fee for a Master's Degree in Human Rights program typically ranges between NPR 2,50,000 and NPR 4,00,000, though the exact cost may vary depending on the college or university.

Career and Scope

Master's Degree in Human Rights degree prepares graduates for various careers such as researchers, teachers, and advocates of social justice. They can find employment opportunities in both government departments and private organizations, like community development organizations, economic development agencies, and international relief agencies.

Job Prospects:

Over the past decades, the employment opportunity in the field of human rights has broadened. An individual with Master degree in Human Rights has the option to pursue their career as:

• Health care professional
•  Researcher
• Journalist
• Financial analyst
• Educator
• Grant writer
• Media specialist
• Community organizer
• Development associate
• Project coordinator
• Executive director
• Senior program director
• Legal counsel