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Human Rights education with an impact.

The Global Campus of Human Rights is a network of over 100 universities training and empowering the next generation of Human Rights and Democracy professionals.

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The Master of Liberal Arts in Human Rights and Sustainability (MAHRS)

Application deadline: 31 January 2026

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The European Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation (EMA)

Application deadline: 1 February 2026

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The Master of Arts in Human Rights and Democratisation in Asia Pacific (APMA)

Application deadline: 2 March 2026

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The Master of Liberal Arts in Human Rights and Sustainability (MAHRS)

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“Human Rights for Everyday Life!” GC Asia-Pacific human rights advocacy week
15/12/2025
Students from the Asia-Pacific Master of Arts in Human Rights and Democratization (APMA) and its sister...
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GC and Italian MOfA renew their commitment to train Asia-Pacific human rights defenders in Timor-Leste
10/12/2025
“I am proud that the training can be now organized in Timor-Leste (…).  The programme is unique...
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Preparedness Blog

GC Human Rights Preparedness invites contributors to explain the ways in which protecting, respecting and fulfilling human rights is vital in meeting the challenges of emergencies.

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Where childhood meets the border: a call for non-discrimination
11/12/2025
The international community grants children rights regardless of status, recognising their vulnerability. Yet in practice, unaccompanied children remain unprotected, as states often prioritise border control over the full realisation of their human rights.
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Our Regional Master's Programmes

GC Europe

The programme in human rights and democratisation with the longest legacy in Europe. Discover more

GC South East Europe

A unique, interdisciplinary programme in democracy and human rights in the Balkan region. Discover more

GC Latin America Caribbean

The programme tackling human rights and democracy challenges and implications across Latin America.
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GC Asia-Pacific

The international programme in human rights and democratisation specialising in the Asia-Pacific region.
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GC Central Asia

A pioneering multidisciplinary programme in human rights and sustainability in Central Asia.
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GC Caucasus

The programme on democracy, rule of law and human rights protection in post-Soviet states.
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GC Arab World

An unparalleled cross-regional programme on democracy and human rights dynamics in the MENA region.
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GC Africa

A prestigious LLM programme that uniquely spotlights the African vantage point on human rights.
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Global Campus Alumni

Our Alumni contribute to a world in which human dignity, equality, freedom, human security, sustainable development, democracy, the rule of law and respect for all human rights are realised. 

Under the motto “Together for Human Rights”, the Global Campus Alumni community gathers the graduates from our eight regional Master’s programmes: over 4,400 experts, activists, and professionals spread throughout the world and active in NGOs, IGOs, state bodies, academia and consultancy. 

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GC Stories

“Taking the Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation in Latin America and the Caribbean was the best academic and professional choice I could have made.”

Walter Guillermo Vela García

Mexico
“Participating in the organisation of the courses allows me to keep the study of the European Convention on Human Rights alive and, furthermore, to return to Venice every year and meet people who share the same values.”

Adriana Caravelli

Italy
“The journey to promote human rights is not taken alone, but as a global community working together. I encourage each of you to continue championing the cause of human rights, whether through education, advocacy, research, or direct action.”

Amrit Rijal

Nepal

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