Webster University is leader in human rights education, in the U.S. Students and faculty are advancing the study of human rights, as well as engaging in advocacy to protect and promote fundamental rights globally. Webster offers an undergraduate degree in International Human Rights, as well as options for earning a minor or certificate. The interdisciplinary program is taught by Institute Fellows
from across academic disciplines – including political science, international relations, sociology, psychology, legal studies, education, and communications. Students earn credit for practical “Field Experiences,” methods training, and foreign language learning. They also publish their research in the online journal "Righting Wrongs: A Journal of Human Rights," organize their own campus chapter of Amnesty International, and travel the world via semester and short-term study abroad experiences. Learn more about Webster’s Institute for Human Rights & Humanitarian Studies on Facebook and Instagram and at https://www.webster.edu/humanrights.