Human Rights Program - Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences SMU
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Human Rights Program - Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences SMU
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Human Rights Program
Human Rights Program
The Human Rights Program specializes in three areas of human rights work, academics, trips and outreach.
As one of only seven programs in the United States to grant a bachelor's degree in Human Rights, we offer over 100 academic courses, educational travel opportunities across the globe, and a variety of proven social innovation efforts in North Texas.
Want to learn about the human rights major?
Program Highlights
Faculty and Staff Directory
Faculty and Staff Directory
Major/Minor
Major/Minor
Trips
Trips
Video
Get to know the SMU Human Rights Program
Get involved.
The Dignity Endowment Campaign
The Dignity Endowment Campaign
SMU Human Rights educates people on how to implement practical, creative, and inclusive solutions to critical problems. Learn more and make a gift.
No Resting Place: Holocaust Poland
No Resting Place: Holocaust Poland
Purchase the SMU Human Rights Program's book, No Resting Place: Holocaust Poland.
Student Resources
Student Resources
The SMU Human Rights program offers students a wealth of opportunity to get involved on campus and the community. Learn more about HRC, HRF, resources, and research grant opportunities.
Faculty Resources
Faculty Resources
The SMU Human Rights program encourages faculty course development and research. Learn more about faculty research grant and course development grant opportunities, or view a model values statement for faculty.
Triumph of the Spirit
Triumph of the Spirit
Learn about the annual Triumph of the Spirit Award Celebration.
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Dedman College has an active alumni network with over 10,000 alumni in Dallas County and over 36,000 worldwide.
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Human Rights Program
Human Rights Program
The Human Rights Program specializes in three areas of human rights work, academics, trips and outreach.
As one of only seven programs in the United States to grant a bachelor's degree in Human Rights, we offer over 100 academic courses, educational travel opportunities across the globe, and a variety of proven social innovation efforts in North Texas.
Want to learn about the human rights major?
Program Highlights
Faculty and Staff Directory
Faculty and Staff Directory
Major/Minor
Major/Minor
Trips
Trips
Video
Get to know the SMU Human Rights Program
Get involved.
The Dignity Endowment Campaign
The Dignity Endowment Campaign
SMU Human Rights educates people on how to implement practical, creative, and inclusive solutions to critical problems. Learn more and make a gift.
No Resting Place: Holocaust Poland
No Resting Place: Holocaust Poland
Purchase the SMU Human Rights Program's book, No Resting Place: Holocaust Poland.
Student Resources
Student Resources
The SMU Human Rights program offers students a wealth of opportunity to get involved on campus and the community. Learn more about HRC, HRF, resources, and research grant opportunities.
Faculty Resources
Faculty Resources
The SMU Human Rights program encourages faculty course development and research. Learn more about faculty research grant and course development grant opportunities, or view a model values statement for faculty.
Triumph of the Spirit
Triumph of the Spirit
Learn about the annual Triumph of the Spirit Award Celebration.
Search the SMU website
Search
Submit
Popular Searches
Undergraduate Majors
Departments
Connect
Did you know
Dedman College has an active alumni network with over 10,000 alumni in Dallas County and over 36,000 worldwide.