As a follow up to the 2023-24 project “Development of Human and Children Rights Education at MSU”, this month our chief trainers Dr Chiara Altafin and Dr Wiebke Lamer joined as co-lecturers in the “Master’s Program in Public Law and E-Governance.”
The activity was implemented following the conclusion of the Memorandum of Understanding between MSU, GC, and GC Caucasus Campus, aimed at building and strengthening internationalization, local know-how, tool and skills for the mainstreaming of human rights subjects, with a focus on children’s rights, at the country’s most established university.
Specifically, one of the key outcomes of this partnership has been a curriculum revision conducted by a pool of local lecturers in collaboration with the GC Capacity Development team. This process has led to the creation of two new disciplines added to the Master’s program at the Faculty of Law: Child Rights Protection in the International and European frameworks, designed and implemented under the supervision of Dr Altafin, and Human Rights and IT Regulation, designed and implemented under the supervision of Dr Lamer, both piloted during the 2023-24 academic year.
The creation of new and English-taught human rights education courses is a crucial step that has allowed for the integration of Moldova State University in the GC Caucasus Regional Master’s programme, as well as in the GC association as its youngest member. The Global Campus remains committed to continue the fruitful cooperation with Moldova State University in the future.
(Photo credit: Moldova State University)
This project is part of the GC Capacity Development programme.
For more information contact adriano.remiddi@gchumanrights.org and vukasin.pajovic@gchumanrights.org