Graduates of the Master's in Human Rights and Democracy have a wide range of career opportunities in both national and international sectors. They are well-equipped for roles in government bodies, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and private companies. Careers in human rights law, policy development, advocacy, and social justice are common paths. Graduates can work as human rights researchers, legal advisors, policy analysts, or project managers in various sectors focused on human rights and democracy. The skills gained from this program are also valuable in international relations, public health, and education. Graduates can contribute to promoting human rights, democracy, and social change globally. For those interested in further studies, the program also provides a strong foundation for doctoral research in human rights and related areas. Overall, the program prepares students to work effectively in diverse environments. Making them competitive candidates for roles that require expertise in human rights and democracy.

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