Global Campus Caucasus Master in Human Rights and Democratisation 2026

Description

The Global Campus Caucasus Regional Master in Human Rights and Democratisation is coordinated by Yerevan State University with a consortium of partner universities. The one-year curriculum combines law, political science, applied research and regional protection mechanisms. Students begin in Yerevan and may complete a mobility period with a consortium partner while preparing a thesis on a concrete human-rights challenge. The programme is designed for bachelor’s graduates with an academic or professional interest in human rights, democracy and civil society, with regional priorities stated in the call. Teaching and application materials are in English. A limited number of full scholarships may cover tuition, mobility and a living allowance for eight months. The second application phase closes on 17 August 2026. Applicants submit the online form with a CV, motivation statement, academic records and a research or thesis proposal demonstrating their fit with the programme.

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Eligibility criteria

• Hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent
• Have strong English proficiency
• Present a coherent human-rights study project

Application procedure