Overview
The Human Rights in the Digital Society specialization addresses evolving challenges in a world increasingly shaped by digital technologies. Participants will explore legal frameworks that govern rights like privacy, freedom of expression and information access in the digital age. With a future-forward curriculum, this specialization track emphasizes how emerging technologies impact human rights and offers a multidisciplinary approach to solving complex global issues.
Unlike traditional programs, this specialization is uniquely positioned at the crossroads of human rights, technology, international economic law and environmental protection. It critically examines the impact of emerging technologies such as AI, big data and blockchain on fundamental rights, highlighting both opportunities and risks.
By integrating legal theory with real-world applications, this specialization prepares students for careers in private practice, international organizations, academia and policy-making. It equips graduates with the skills to address digital rights challenges, shape legal frameworks and advocate for systemic change.
Who is it for?
This specialization is for legal professionals passionate about human rights and the transformative role of technology in the modern age. It’s suited for those interested in navigating the complexities of digital governance, corporate accountability and human rights protection in an interconnected world. For individuals pursuing a career in international organizations, law firms, NGOs, or policy-making, this program bridges the gap between law, technology, digital media and human rights challenges.
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Careers
Graduates of the Human Rights in the Digital Society specialization are equipped to pursue roles in:
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International organizations
Like the UN or OHCHR, focusing on digital rights, sustainability or corporate accountability.
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Policy-making or research
In areas like digital governance and public affairs.
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Multinational Companies
Advising on ethical business practices, data protection, and human rights compliance.
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Law Firms
Specializing in human rights litigation, digital compliance, international trade or business and human rights.
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Advocacy groups and NGOs
Addressing platform accountability, freedom of expression and environmental justice.