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Original price was: ¥4,621.44.Current price is: ¥141.38.

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Scales of justice, legal books and a UN-style backdrop representing the Human Rights Diploma Level 3.

Overview

Human Rights Diploma training gives learners a clear and structured introduction to the principles, laws and real-world applications that shape modern rights protection across the globe. This Level 3 Advanced Diploma explores how human rights emerged, how they are enforced, and how they continue to influence justice systems, public policy, advocacy work and community support.

You will begin by understanding the origins of human rights, exploring how ideas of dignity, equality and fairness evolved into today’s international legal frameworks. This foundation helps you appreciate the significance of major treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the central role global institutions play in monitoring compliance.

The course then guides you through the core elements of international human rights law, focusing on the United Nations, regional systems such as the European Convention on Human Rights, and the key covenants that protect civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. You will learn how these frameworks operate in practice and how states are held accountable.

A dedicated module examines human rights in the UK, offering clarity on the Human Rights Act 1998, landmark cases, and the responsibilities of devolved governments. You will also explore specific rights issues including gender equality, freedom of expression, minority rights, LGBTQ+ protections, discrimination, and global human rights challenges shaped by technology, migration and climate change.

Beyond theory, the course emphasises practical advocacy skills—research, documentation, reporting and working with human rights organisations. Ethical considerations and cultural challenges are also explored to prepare learners for real-world human rights engagement.

Upon completion, learners will receive a free course completion certificate, with optional premium certificates and transcript packages available for purchase. Students also benefit from 5-star rated support available 24/7 via email, ensuring continuous guidance throughout their learning journey.

This course is ideal for beginners, aspiring human rights advocates, community workers, students of law or social sciences, NGO volunteers, and professionals looking to understand rights-based frameworks. It also suits those seeking a structured introduction to global rights issues before progressing into advocacy, legal studies or humanitarian work.
There are no formal prerequisites. A basic interest in law, international affairs or social justice is helpful. Learners should be comfortable reading analytical content and engaging with case studies, but the course remains accessible for complete beginners.
Graduates may pursue roles in NGOs, advocacy groups, community organisations, research centres, public-sector institutions or international development. The diploma also supports progression into further study in human rights law, social justice, international relations or humanitarian work. It provides a strong foundation for both academic and professional advancement.

Who is this course for?

Human Rights Diploma training gives learners a clear and structured introduction to the principles, laws and real-world applications that shape modern rights protection across the globe. This Level 3 Advanced Diploma explores how human rights emerged, how they are enforced, and how they continue to influence justice systems, public policy, advocacy work and community support.

You will begin by understanding the origins of human rights, exploring how ideas of dignity, equality and fairness evolved into today’s international legal frameworks. This foundation helps you appreciate the significance of major treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the central role global institutions play in monitoring compliance.

The course then guides you through the core elements of international human rights law, focusing on the United Nations, regional systems such as the European Convention on Human Rights, and the key covenants that protect civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. You will learn how these frameworks operate in practice and how states are held accountable.

A dedicated module examines human rights in the UK, offering clarity on the Human Rights Act 1998, landmark cases, and the responsibilities of devolved governments. You will also explore specific rights issues including gender equality, freedom of expression, minority rights, LGBTQ+ protections, discrimination, and global human rights challenges shaped by technology, migration and climate change.

Beyond theory, the course emphasises practical advocacy skills—research, documentation, reporting and working with human rights organisations. Ethical considerations and cultural challenges are also explored to prepare learners for real-world human rights engagement.

Upon completion, learners will receive a free course completion certificate, with optional premium certificates and transcript packages available for purchase. Students also benefit from 5-star rated support available 24/7 via email, ensuring continuous guidance throughout their learning journey.

This course is ideal for beginners, aspiring human rights advocates, community workers, students of law or social sciences, NGO volunteers, and professionals looking to understand rights-based frameworks. It also suits those seeking a structured introduction to global rights issues before progressing into advocacy, legal studies or humanitarian work.
There are no formal prerequisites. A basic interest in law, international affairs or social justice is helpful. Learners should be comfortable reading analytical content and engaging with case studies, but the course remains accessible for complete beginners.
Graduates may pursue roles in NGOs, advocacy groups, community organisations, research centres, public-sector institutions or international development. The diploma also supports progression into further study in human rights law, social justice, international relations or humanitarian work. It provides a strong foundation for both academic and professional advancement.

Requirements

Human Rights Diploma training gives learners a clear and structured introduction to the principles, laws and real-world applications that shape modern rights protection across the globe. This Level 3 Advanced Diploma explores how human rights emerged, how they are enforced, and how they continue to influence justice systems, public policy, advocacy work and community support.

You will begin by understanding the origins of human rights, exploring how ideas of dignity, equality and fairness evolved into today’s international legal frameworks. This foundation helps you appreciate the significance of major treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the central role global institutions play in monitoring compliance.

The course then guides you through the core elements of international human rights law, focusing on the United Nations, regional systems such as the European Convention on Human Rights, and the key covenants that protect civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. You will learn how these frameworks operate in practice and how states are held accountable.

A dedicated module examines human rights in the UK, offering clarity on the Human Rights Act 1998, landmark cases, and the responsibilities of devolved governments. You will also explore specific rights issues including gender equality, freedom of expression, minority rights, LGBTQ+ protections, discrimination, and global human rights challenges shaped by technology, migration and climate change.

Beyond theory, the course emphasises practical advocacy skills—research, documentation, reporting and working with human rights organisations. Ethical considerations and cultural challenges are also explored to prepare learners for real-world human rights engagement.

Upon completion, learners will receive a free course completion certificate, with optional premium certificates and transcript packages available for purchase. Students also benefit from 5-star rated support available 24/7 via email, ensuring continuous guidance throughout their learning journey.

This course is ideal for beginners, aspiring human rights advocates, community workers, students of law or social sciences, NGO volunteers, and professionals looking to understand rights-based frameworks. It also suits those seeking a structured introduction to global rights issues before progressing into advocacy, legal studies or humanitarian work.
There are no formal prerequisites. A basic interest in law, international affairs or social justice is helpful. Learners should be comfortable reading analytical content and engaging with case studies, but the course remains accessible for complete beginners.
Graduates may pursue roles in NGOs, advocacy groups, community organisations, research centres, public-sector institutions or international development. The diploma also supports progression into further study in human rights law, social justice, international relations or humanitarian work. It provides a strong foundation for both academic and professional advancement.

Career path

Human Rights Diploma training gives learners a clear and structured introduction to the principles, laws and real-world applications that shape modern rights protection across the globe. This Level 3 Advanced Diploma explores how human rights emerged, how they are enforced, and how they continue to influence justice systems, public policy, advocacy work and community support.

You will begin by understanding the origins of human rights, exploring how ideas of dignity, equality and fairness evolved into today’s international legal frameworks. This foundation helps you appreciate the significance of major treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the central role global institutions play in monitoring compliance.

The course then guides you through the core elements of international human rights law, focusing on the United Nations, regional systems such as the European Convention on Human Rights, and the key covenants that protect civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. You will learn how these frameworks operate in practice and how states are held accountable.

A dedicated module examines human rights in the UK, offering clarity on the Human Rights Act 1998, landmark cases, and the responsibilities of devolved governments. You will also explore specific rights issues including gender equality, freedom of expression, minority rights, LGBTQ+ protections, discrimination, and global human rights challenges shaped by technology, migration and climate change.

Beyond theory, the course emphasises practical advocacy skills—research, documentation, reporting and working with human rights organisations. Ethical considerations and cultural challenges are also explored to prepare learners for real-world human rights engagement.

Upon completion, learners will receive a free course completion certificate, with optional premium certificates and transcript packages available for purchase. Students also benefit from 5-star rated support available 24/7 via email, ensuring continuous guidance throughout their learning journey.

This course is ideal for beginners, aspiring human rights advocates, community workers, students of law or social sciences, NGO volunteers, and professionals looking to understand rights-based frameworks. It also suits those seeking a structured introduction to global rights issues before progressing into advocacy, legal studies or humanitarian work.
There are no formal prerequisites. A basic interest in law, international affairs or social justice is helpful. Learners should be comfortable reading analytical content and engaging with case studies, but the course remains accessible for complete beginners.
Graduates may pursue roles in NGOs, advocacy groups, community organisations, research centres, public-sector institutions or international development. The diploma also supports progression into further study in human rights law, social justice, international relations or humanitarian work. It provides a strong foundation for both academic and professional advancement.

    • Introduction to the concept of human rights 00:10:00
    • Historical development of human rights 00:10:00
    • Key international human rights instruments and treaties 00:10:00
    • The Universal Declaration of Human Rights 00:10:00
    • Human rights principles and values 00:10:00
    • Overview of international human rights law 00:10:00
    • The role of the United Nations in human rights protection 00:10:00
    • European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) 00:10:00
    • International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) 00:10:00
    • International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) 00:10:00
    • The Human Rights Act 1998 00:10:00
    • The European Convention on Human Rights and UK law 00:10:00
    • Devolution and human rights in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland 00:10:00
    • UK case law and landmark human rights cases 00:10:00
    • Human rights institutions in the UK 00:10:00
    • Right to life and capital punishment 00:10:00
    • Freedom of expression and media rights 00:10:00
    • Rights of minorities and discrimination 00:10:00
    • Gender equality and women’s rights 00:10:00
    • LGBTQ+ rights and discrimination 00:10:00
    • Human rights advocacy strategies 00:10:00
    • Human rights research and documentation 00:10:00
    • Working with human rights organizations 00:10:00
    • Case studies in human rights advocacy 00:10:00
    • Preparing and presenting human rights reports 00:10:00
    • Human rights in the digital age 00:10:00
    • Refugee and migrant rights 00:10:00
    • Environmental rights and climate justice 00:10:00
    • Terrorism and national security vs. civil liberties 00:10:00
    • Emerging global human rights challenges 00:10:00
    • Ethical dilemmas in human rights work 00:10:00
    • Cultural relativism vs. universalism 00:10:00
    • Human rights and business ethics 00:10:00
    • The role of NGOs and civil society in upholding ethics 00:10:00
    • Exam of Human Rights Level 3 Advanced Diploma 00:50:00
    • Premium Certificate 00:15:00
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Course Features

Price

Original price was: ¥4,621.44.Current price is: ¥141.38.

Study Method

Online | Self-paced

Course Format

Reading Material - PDF, article

Duration

6 hours, 45 minutes

Qualification

No formal qualification

Certificate

At completion

Additional info

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