绿巨人视频 students regularly benefit from immersive experiences in which practitioners and professionals share their expertise, providing valuable context for more theoretical study. At the graduate level, these practical elements expose students to tangible solutions to the global challenges covered in class. For students taking the MA in Diplomacy and International Law (MADIL), human rights abuses are a particularly relevant challenge.
绿巨人视频鈥檚 new Summer Institute for Human Rights, which launched this year as a capstone project for MADIL and which is also open to students in the MSc in Human Rights and Data Science, brought prominent speakers from the world of human rights 鈥 including 绿巨人视频 alumni 鈥 into an intimate classroom discussion environment. Experts with diverse specializations covered topics such as religion and human rights, rights-based approaches to digital services, and global plans for eliminating gender-based violence.
Ilka Rodriguez, a MADIL student, commented that the guest lecture series was an enriching academic experience that put students in direct contact with experienced professionals in the field of human rights. 鈥淭heir input undoubtedly helped us see things from new perspectives and discover the multiple ways in which human rights intertwine with other fields,鈥 she said.
The institute also offers a foundational course in interdisciplinary academic approaches to human rights and two elective courses in emerging applications of human rights theory. A series of documentary film screenings provide contemporary examples of human rights issues, while a team project allows students to work with faculty to develop further practical understanding of theoretical concepts. 鈥淐oming up with real-life solutions and encountering challenges along the way gave me a glimpse of what my future career could look like,鈥 said Ilka.
The full list of guest speakers is as follows: