|  16 November 2010 -- HREA is issuing a call for applications for a series of new short certificate courses via e-learning. These short e-learning courses are six weeks in duration and involve approximately 30 hours of reading, interaction with students and instructor on discussion boards, and "webinars" with invited guests. Some of the courses are offered in collaboration with the Right to Education Project and the University for Peace Human Rights Centre.
We are issuing a call for applications for the following short certificate courses:
Development and Human Rights: Implications for the Globalised World (9 February-22 March 2011)
Genocide: What Role for International Law? (9 February-22 March 2011)
Human Rights and Alternative Dispute Resolution (23 February-5 April 2011)
Human Rights of Migrants, Migrant Workers and Their Families (16 February-29 March 2011)
International Refugee Law and Contemporary Challenges (16 February-29 March 2011)
International Tribunals, World Courts and Human Rights (16 February-29 March 2011)
The Right to Education (16 February-29 March 2011)
The UN Human Rights Council (16 February-29 March 2011)
Application deadline for the courses is 1 December 2010. For further information about each course and on-line application, please click on the course links above.
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About HREA's Distance Learning Programme
Since 2002, over 3,500 human rights defenders, development workers, staff members of international organisations and graduate students have successfully participated in Human Rights Education Associates (HREA)'s distance learning courses.
Further information about HREA's Distance Learning Programme can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/DLP/
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