Arab master in democracy and
human rights
Our Partners
The Arab master's programme in Democracy and Human Rights is supported by the European Union, the Danish Institute for Human Rights and a growing network of partner universities from the region and beyond.
Regional Partners
Associate Partners
The Global Campus of Human Rights, a Worldwide Network
Our aim is to support the next generation of experts, academics and practitioners and to give them the knowledge, skills and experience needed for building up their competences and professional career.
Our postgraduate programme and its curriculum are designed to meet the needs of students, professionals and experts who want to deepen their knowledge and develop their skills in the field of democratic governance and human rights with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa. It is one of the eight regional programmes of the Global Campus of Human Rights, an organisation supported by the European Union.
Master
01A Unique Learning Experience
Learn More02An Accelerated and a comprehensive track
Learn More03An International Environment
Learn More04Multidisciplinarity
Learn More05Regional Mobility!
Learn More06In a nutshell
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Programme
| 1- Core Courses | 40 credits |
| 2- Foundational Courses | 10 credits |
| 3- Specialisation Courses | 10 credits |
| 4- Thesis | 20 credits |
| 5- Internship | 10 credits |
| First Year | |
|---|---|
| 1- Autumn Semester (September to December) | 25 credits |
| 2- Winter Period (January) | 5 credits |
| 3- Spring Semester (February to May) | 30 credits |
| 4- Summer Period (June to July) | 7 credits |
| Second Year | |
|---|---|
| 1- Autumn Semester (September to December) | 25 credits |
| 2- Spring Semester (February to May) | 22 credits |
| 3- Summer Period (June to September) | 6 credits |
Activities
Global Classroom
Human Rights Week
Field Visits
Field Research
Project Development and Implementation
Lecturers
ArMA Arab Master
Arab Master's Program in Democracy and Human Rights
Alumni
Thirty-Three Countries are already represented in the ArMA Alumni
The Arab master’s programme established its alumni association in 2016. It is part of the Global Campus Alumni association that groups over 3000 alumni from the seven regional programmes.
