Human Rights Minor
The University of Washington is fortunate to house one of the strongest human rights programs in the country. We offer a rich selection of courses taught by scholars from diverse schools, departments, and programs.
The curriculum reflects the rising interest in human rights throughout the world – even as human rights violations persist, and debate continues over the meaning and realization of human rights. Understanding this complex subject requires an interdisciplinary approach, one that combines in a new way the study of philosophy, politics, economics, culture, and law.
The Minor in Human Rights is a tri-campus initiative (UW Bothell, UW Seattle, and UW Tacoma). Students may, but are not required to, take courses from more than one campus in order to earn the minor.
For additional information, please review the appropriate website for your campus or contact one of the following faculty members:
UW Seattle Prof. Jamie Mayerfeld jasonm@u.washington.edu |
UW Bothell Prof. Bruce Kochis bkochis@u.washington.edu |
UW Tacoma Prof. Michael Forman forman@u.washington.edu |