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- M.A. Human Rights (International Program)
- Institute of Human Rights and Peace Studies Mahidol University Salaya, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand 73170
- (+66) 2-441-0813-5 ext.1114
- (+66) 2-441-0872-73
- ihrpma@mahidol.ac.th
Master of Arts in Human Rights (International Program)
Launched in 1999, Mahidol’s Master of Arts in Human Rights is the first program in empirical human rights studies in Southeast Asia. The program fosters an interdisciplinary social scientific approach to human rights problems. We take pride in our twenty-year record of graduating highly qualified human rights professionals, who are now found in non-governmental organizations, international organizations, and government agencies throughout and beyond the region.
The Master of Arts in Human Rights offers a well-rounded and varied set of courses that gives students a solid grounding in human rights studies as an interdisciplinary field. Its distinction is research-intensive character.
Testimonial
Testimonial for MAHR-Zo Bilay
“Was born and raised as religiously and ethnically minority in the semi – urban area of Myanmar, my whole life has been driven and keen on human rights and social justice. My Interest lies on religions related human rights issues now focus studying on “extreme religious teachings impact on the
Testimonial for MAHR-Renata Libraswulan
“I am working in labor issue and enrolled in Master of Program in Human Rights, Mahidol University in 2020. The pandemic cannot stop me to take higher education and the university make big effort to equip the students to achieve our dream. We explored new ways in learning process and
Testimonial for MAHR-Sidra Humayun
“Working as a case manager for gender-based violence survivors in Pakistan since 2002 has always urged me to receive a degree from a reputable institute in the field of Human Rights. For the batch of 2020-2021, I applied for the Master in Human Rights and Peace at Mahidol University, Thailand.”
Testimonial for MAHR-Pauline Owelle
“Coming from a University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands, I never conducted academic research nor wrote English texts. One of the reasons I couldn’t believe I actually got accepted into the degree. In my Bachelor of Social Work, I have always missed specific courses or more in-depth information in
Testimonial for MAHR-Ar Mee Mar
“As an ethnic minority, Lisu from Myanmar, and was born in remote and conflict-affected areas, I have experienced different sorts of human rights violations. These experiences drive me to dream like a human rights advocator and defender to promote human rights, especially for the vulnerable and marginalized groups. Therefore, MAHR
