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2024-2025 Binghamton University Academic Guide

Human Rights Certificate

Location(s): University Downtown Center

The Department of Human Development offers an Advanced Graduate Certificate in Human Rights that may be completed independent of a master’s degree or in conjunction with another graduate major. This is intended for students who are interested in developing competencies in human rights theory and practice, as a complement to their existing professional and academic training. The Advanced Graduate Certificate in Human Rights consists of four courses (16 credit hours), for each of which students must earn a final grade of B or better.

Required coursework:

Additional classes may be counted with approval of the department. All certificate students must declare the intent to complete the certificate at least one semester before graduating, must be advised by the MSHR Program Director, and must pay the Graduate School fee when registering for degree completion. For more information, contact the MSHR Program Director.