The Centre for Human Rights Research usually organizes an annual inter-disciplinary course for law and graduate students.

The University of Manitoba has launched a Master of Human Rights program that is helping Winnipeg take its place as the leading city for human rights education and scholarship in Canada. There are many other courses related to human rights offered by many faculties and departments at the University of Manitoba, with specialization in human rights.

Undergraduate CoursesLaw CoursesGraduate Courses

History:

History of Human Rights and Social Justice in the Modern World (HIST 2400)

History of Aboriginal Rights (HIST 4120)

Labour Studies:

Human Rights at Work (LABR 3230)

Community Health Sciences:

Children, Violence and Rights (FMLY 3806)

Human Rights Law (LAW 3018)

Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (LAW 3940)

Indigenous Rights and International Law (LAW 3980)

Anthropology:

Anthropology of Human Rights (ANTH 7900)

Peace and Conflict Studies:

International Human Rights and Human Security (PEAC 7110)

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Meanwhile, if you’re a high school teacher interested in educating your students about human rights, check out our speakers bureau.