The Bachelor of Arts in Human Rights Studies at Shorelight University of Dayton offers you a robust academic and pre-professional pathway to understand and address critical global challenges. This interdisciplinary undergraduate degree is ideal for students committed to respecting human dignity and promoting justice, equipping you with the research and analytical skills to tackle complex human rights issues. You will explore foundational concepts and contemporary applications within human rights studies, preparing you for impactful roles in advocacy, humanitarian aid, or further academic pursuits.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelors Degree is studied over four years, blending liberal arts foundations with practical, pre-professional training. You will engage with diverse subjects, including history, philosophy, and political science, while developing essential skills in inquiry, diversity, and social justice through courses like ASI 150 and POL 214. The curriculum emphasizes experiential learning, culminating in a significant research project or dissertation in your final year. You will graduate with the values, knowledge, and skills necessary for effective public service and a career in human rights advocacy or international aid.