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18 PROGRAMS OF STUDY MA in Human Rights and Genocide Studies - European Joint Postgraduate Programme This degree program is anchored in a set of values that challenge the mentality and psychology behind genocidal acts. It will equip you with the knowledge, understanding and skills needed to make that challenge more effective and successful. Master of Arts in Human Rights and Genocide Studies is a unique inter-disciplinary postgraduate degree. The first of its kind in Europe, it will be taught in 4 universities: • • • Collegium Civitas, Warsaw (Poland) European University-Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder) (Germany) Kingston University, London (UK) Siena University, Siena (Italy) • Students will spend the first semester of their study either at Kingston University in London or at the European University-Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder). During the second semester they will study at any of the four universities, different from the one where they studied during the first semester. In the third semester, students will complete an internship and write their dissertation under the supervision of a professor from the chosen university. Program structure The program is divided into 7 streams and each stream is further divided into modules (courses). Whereas same streams are taught at all participating universities, the particular modules vary. This is to ensure that all students will receive the same quality education in Human Rights and Genocide Studies, while being able to deepen their interests and choose from a wide selection of modules provided by the participating institutions. For the complete list of modules see www.hrgs.eu The first semester Stream 1: Human Rights – Legal and Institutional Frameworks Stream 2: Case Studies in Genocide and Mass Violence Stream 3: Research Methods Stream 4: Responses to Mass Atrocities – Legal Measures, Peacekeeping and Reconciliation The second semester Stream 1: Human Rights – Legal and Institutional Frameworks (cont.) Stream 2: Case Studies in Genocide and Mass Violence (cont.) Stream 4: Responses to Mass Atrocities – Legal Measures, Peacekeeping and Reconciliation (cont.) Stream 5: Humanitarian Intervention – Legal and Institutional Protection The third semester Stream 6: Internship Stream 7: Dissertation PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Professor Jadwiga Koralewicz DEGREES GRANTED: MA DURATION: 3 semesters ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: The admission process for this program is administered by University of Kingston. For more information see www.humanrightsandgenocidestudies.eu CONTACT: E-MAIL: WEB: Mr. Piotr Goldstein hrgs@collegium.edu.pl www.hrgs.eu www.civitas.edu.pl/hrgs Program universities have secured internship placements for all the students in various national and international agencies and organizations. Nevertheless each student may individually arrange an internship for him or herself (upon approval of the Program Director). Students will choose a supervisor for their dissertation from any of the participating universities, according to their research field. Students may also be able to choose a supervisor from one of the associated universities.
PROGRAMS OF STUDY 19 MA in Human Rights and Genocide Studies - European Joint Postgraduate Programme Modules at Collegium Civitas Students who decide to spend one semester of their studies at Collegium Civitas will be able to choose four modules or more from the following: • Human rights organizations • Legal problems of human rights • Holocaust and genocide • Truth and reconciliation • Holocaust memory and impact • International negotiations and responsibility to protect • Techniques of negotiation These courses will be thought by the most prominent scholars and practitioners including Marek Antoni Nowicki, former UN’s international ombudsman for Kosovo; Ryszard Żółtaniecki, former ambassador of Poland to Greece and Cyprus; Maciej Kozłowski, former ambassador of Poland to Israel; and Mariusz Handzlik, Head of the Office of International Affairs at the President of Poland Chancellory. Students will also have the possibility to attend the elective courses offered at Collegium Civitas. For the list of elective courses in English available see page 22. Collegium has provided so many impressions it’s hard to explain the depth of the school in a few sentences, but I have been greatly impressed by a few things. First, the professors and lecturers at Collegium Civitas are highly knowledgeable, have real experience in international relations, and are incredibly helpful – they’ll go out of their way to help you with just about anything. Secondly, the opportunities that are afforded by studying at Collegium Civitas in the EU’s newest up-and-coming capital are unparalleled. Andrew Haggard, USA Studying for BA in International Relations To those who are not interested in increased mobility and a joint degree, Collegium Civitas offers a local MA in Human Rights and Genocide Studies program. For more information contact Mr. Piotr Goldstein at hrgs@collegium.edu.pl
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