Our work on human rights is done through a holistic approach, incorporating insight from a plurality of disciplines. Students will be able to choose from several options, all of which will enable them to learn and conduct research on human rights.

1. Academic credit: Student can take the Independent Study course "Internship: Rights & Remedial Justice" (RELS:4930) during spring and fall semesters. Students may enroll in 1-3 s.h. to undertake a research project focusing on specific research question developed in collaboration with Prof. Souaiaia resulting in the publication of a research note on the topic.

2. Paid Internship: A limited number of paid internship positions are available fall, spring, and summer terms. Interns will edit published content (Digital Archive), research and publish research notes, review works of scholarship in human rights, and draft essays answering questions posted on the Human Rights in Context Digital Platform.

3.  Other: Students with background in applied sciences, lived experiences, and arts who can apply their unique insight and skills to the topic of human rights may inquire with proposals on how their work can contribute to our understanding of human rights.

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