Ma in human rights in John jay college of criminal justice

This new, professionally-oriented master s program provides students with a thorough understanding of human rights law and theory and the practical skills necessary to translate this understanding into practice. Students completing the program will be able to demonstrate understanding of substantive concepts in the scholarly and practical field of human rights, conduct methodological research, and engage in practice-oriented work, such as fact-finding, report-writing, media outreach, and advocacy.

Bachelors Degree in relevant subject, 2 Personal Statements, Essay, Resume, GRE waived off if GPA is 3 or above, English Language Proficiency Tests TOEFL (550 PBT, 213 CBT, 79 IBT),(IELTS 7.0),( 53 on the Pearson).

Advocacy, Coordination,Writing,Fundraising/Development, Research.

15th Jul