Higher diploma program in human rights

NAUSS NAUSS Academic Programs Programmes Higher diploma program in human rights

Program Language:العربية

Program Duration: Two academic years (Four Semesters)

Program Fees: 50,000 SR

Higher Diploma Program in Human Rights

It focuses on preparing specialists and experts in the field of human rights, and is concerned with human rights issues and applications in Arab countries in comparison with international laws and applications, and according to its multiple topics that include “basic human rights, environmental rights, and the rights of the most vulnerable groups.” Fragility and human rights in criminal cases.

1 Special admission requirements

Obtaining a bachelor’s degree with an overall grade of no less than good in one of the following scientific fields: (law and its branches, Sharia and its branches, political science, criminology and its branches, security sciences and its branches, administrative sciences and its branches, social service ).
Conducting the personal interview.

2 Program Goals

Strengthening the legal protection of human rights at all national and international levels.
Supporting the political, historical and philosophical development of human rights ideas on which contemporary regimes depend.
Providing students with in-depth knowledge and skills about the role of human rights institutions in protecting human rights.
Preparing specialized cadres in the field of human rights who contribute to spreading and deepening the culture of human rights.

3 Learning outcomes expected from the programme

Work in a spirit of dedication, seriousness, scientific honesty, objectivity, confidentiality and professional credibility related to human rights tasks.
Critical thinking and problem solving on human rights issues.
Expressing legal opinions on issues related to human rights.
Extracting the results of research and recent developments and applying them in professional practices, in analysis, and in proposing solutions to issues and problems related to human rights.
Explaining the role of national and international institutions in establishing human rights rules and principles.
Learn about the role of international institutions and bodies in protecting human rights.
Drawing theoretical frameworks and aspects of practical practice in the field of human rights.

Identifying international and national institutions and bodies entrusted with protecting human rights.
Familiarity with principles, theories, applications, and professional, legal, and forensic practice. In the field of human rights
Understanding the stages of human rights development, relevant changes and recent international trends.
Deep knowledge of human rights issues and their international, regional, and national sources.

4 Study Plan

O	Scheduled	Number of hours
1	Philosophy of human rights	3
2	Penology and correctional institutions	3
3	Human rights in comparative legal systems	3
4	The rights of women and children in criminal law	3
5	Human rights in Islamic law	3
Total		15

O	Scheduled	Number of hours
1	International human rights law	3
2	International criminal law	3
3	Rights of the accused in criminal proceedings	3
4	National and international human rights organizations	3
Total		12

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