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HUMAN RIGHTS STUDIES
Human Rights Studies
219 Milbank
Hall
854-5420/5417
www.barnard.edu/humright
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COMBINED MAJOR
A minimum of six courses in the Human Rights Program, including HRTS V 3001 Introduction to Human Rights and at least two other courses from among those designated "core courses,"; three "related" courses; and a complete major in a relevant department. Where courses in the Human Rights Program also satisfy departmental requirements, no more than three Human Rights courses may count toward the major. Besides the six courses in Human Rights Program, students will be asked to submit a senior thesis or project in the area of human rights, written in the major department. Those interested in a combined major should consult with the Director or other members of the Committee on Human Rights Program. See the websites www.barnard.edu/humright and www.columbia.edu/cu/humanrights, for updates on course offerings.Copyright © 2009 Barnard College • Columbia University • 3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027 • (212) 854-5262
