Centre for Fundamental Rights

Teaching

Faculty and researchers at the Centre for Fundamental Rights offer masters courses, professional development and other practical workshops on a range of fundamental rights topics, reflecting the cross-cutting nature of human rights laws and institutions.

The following courses are offered to Hertie School's MPP and MIA students, in particular to those following the Human Rights & Global Governance concentration area of the MIA programme. 

1st Year Fall 1st Year Spring 2nd Year Fall 2nd Year Spring
International Law | Violeta Moreno-Lax, Silvia Karin Steininger & Anastasiia Zhuravel Global Ethics | Richard Bellamy & Erica Benner Climate Crisis & Human Rights | Juan Auz Governing Refugees: Law, Politics & Ethics | Violeta Moreno-Lax
Human Rights and Global Governance: Key Challenges | Esra Demir-Gürsel Democracy and Human Rights During & After the Arab Uprisings | Ilyas Saliba Human Rights & Emerging Technologies | Mirko Đuković
Migration & Human Rights | Vera Wriedt Reversing Autocratisation and Reviving Liberal Democracy | Joseph Finnerty
Human Rights and Global Governance concentration: Core courses Human Rights and Global Governance concentration: Elective courses

Get to know the Global Governance and Human Rights stream

Hear from Nicolás Santa María González who graduated with a Master’s in International Affairs (MIA) at the Hertie School, where he specialised in human rights and global governance.

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Certificate Programmes

The Centre for Fundamental Rights offers a certificate of attendance to Hertie School students, who take part in its thematically organised termly colloquium. 

More information on the colloquium is available here.