SEMESTER ISEPTEMBER 2025 – JANUARY 2026 |
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| N | COURSE TITLE | PROFESSOR | UNIVERSITY |
| 1 | Theoretical Bases of Human Rights | Dr. Artyom Sedrakyan | YEREVAN STATE UNIVERSITY |
| 2 | Democracy: Theory and Practice | Prof. Aleksander Markarov | |
| 3 | HR in legal perspectives | Prof. Anna Margaryan | |
| 4 | Practical suggestions for litigating before the European Court of Human Rights/ Hasmik Harutyunyan | Ms Hasmik Harutyunyan | |
| 5 | Public Policy Analysis | Gayane Buniatyan | |
| 6 | Public Advocacy & Fact-finding | Sergey Ghazinyan | |
| 7 | Research Methods & Academic Writing | Dr. Arusyak Aleksanyan
Prof. Hranush Tovmasyan |
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| Total credits: 30 ECTS | |||
NB! During the semester, a range of side events and guest lecturing might be organised which are complimentary to the main study curriculum
MOBILITY TERM*
SEMESTER 2FEBRUARY 2026 – MAY 2026 |
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| N | COURSE TITLE | PROFESSOR | UNIVERSITY |
| 1 | Human rights in a changing world |
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CENTRAL ASIA |
| 2 | Human Rights in Armed Conflicts |
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| 3 | Business and HR |
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| 4 | Technology, Justice and HR |
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| 5 | Electives
§ HR and Environmental Law
§ Combating violence against women
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Dr. Begaiym Esenkulova, Associate Professor of Law (S.J.D); Kanykei Kasybekova, Assistant Professor of Law;
Dr. Kamila Mateeva, Associate Professor of law (LL.M); Jannat Kovalchuk, Assistant Professor of Law (LL.M) |
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| Total credits: 15 ECTS | |||
SEMESTER 2FEBRUARY 2026 – MAY 2026 |
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| N | COURSE TITLE | PROFESSOR | UNIVERSITY |
| 1 | Civil Rights and Democracy in the Information Age | Dr Yurii Nosik | TARAS SHEVCHENKO NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF KYIV |
| 2 | Civil Remedies for Human Rights | Dr Olesia Otradnova | |
| 3 | Economic and Social right protection | Dr Yevgen Gerasymenko | |
| 4 | International protection of forced migrants | Dr Yevgen Gerasymenko | |
| 5 | Electives
§ Children’s Rights protection: legal tools and mechanisms § Cultural Rights |
TBC
Dr Ivan Romashchenko |
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| Total credits: 15 ECTS | |||
SEMESTER 2MARCH 2026 – JUNE 2026 |
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| N | COURSE TITLE | PROFESSOR | UNIVERSITY |
| 1 | Social and Economic Rights – International, regional and Constitutional protection | Dr Nino Lapiashvili | TBILISI STATE UNIVERISTY |
| 2 | Rights of Minorities | Dr. Besarion Bokhashvili | |
| 3 | International Investment Law and Human Rights | Dr Natia Lapiashvili | |
| 4 | International law | Dr Konstantin Korkelia | |
| 5 | Electives
§Visiting lecturer: Human rights and Democracy: challenges and opportunities § Population and European Development |
TBC | |
| Total credits: 15 ECTS | |||
* Each Student during 1st semester will choose one of three mobility tracks of the second semester
SEMESTER 2MARCH 2026 – JUNE 2026 |
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| N | COURSE TITLE | PROFESSOR | UNIVERSITY |
| 1 | European Standards and Practices of Family and Child’s Rights Protection | Dr Lilia Cirtoaca | MOLDOVA STATE UNIVERISTY |
| 2 | “Human Rights and IT Regulation” | Dr. Veronica Mocanu | |
| 3 | Electives
§Visiting lecturer: Democracy and Human Rights: regional perspectives § Climate Justice & Human Rights: challenges and opportunities |
TBC | |
| Total credits: 15 ECTS | |||
* Each Student during 1st semester will choose one of three mobility tracks of the second semester
SEMESTER 2*JUNE 2026 – SEPTEMBER 2026 |
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| N | COURSE TITLE | ECTS |
| 1 | Internship (to be finished by June 15, 2026) | 3 |
| 2 | Master Thesis | 12 |
| Total credits: 15 ECTS | ||
*After mobility part of Second semester students return to their home countries to work on their thesis and finish 4-week internship.