Master's Degree in Human Rights, Peace and Sustainable Development

Degree number of credits: 60

Compulsory credits: 30

Elective credits: 24

Final project: 6

Degree code: 2147

Years: 1

Teaching type: face-to-face

Knowledge branch: Social and legal science

Master degree website: www.uv.es/masterderechospazdesarrollo

Places available for new students: 60

Minimum number of enrolment credits per student: 36

Price per credit
[2023-2024 academic year]: 35,34 €

Management Centre: Faculty of Law

Languages used in class: Spanish

Participating Universities: Universitat de València

Academic Coordinating Committee: María Encarnación Fernández Ruiz Gálvez (Director)
Lucía Aparicio Chofré
Jesús Ballesteros Llompart
Emilia Bea Pérez
Jorge Cardona Llorens
Víctor Moreno Soler
Miguel Puchades Navarro
José Manuel Fernández Tarancón (PAS)

Academic, scientific or professional interest: This master’s programme offers advanced education on human rights, today’s challenges to peace and non-violence, and sustainable human development, delving into the mutual interdependence and complementarity of these three areas as privileged fields of increasingly interdisciplinary research. On the one hand, the academic interest of the course lies in the specialisation that it provides students with (who often have very different backgrounds) for voluntary work, and on the other, its professional focus empowers them to work in NGOs, international organisations, national civil services, etc. in the field of human rights, humanitarian aid and development cooperation.

PhD programme linked to this Master’s programme: Doctoral Studies in Human Rights, Peace and Sustainable Development; Doctoral Studies in Legal Studies, Political Science and Criminology

Pre-enrolment information: Student Information Service

Academic information: Encarnacion.Fernandez@uv.es