Regional Programmes
in Human Rights and Democratisation
Global Campus EIUC
The Global Campus of Human Rights is a unique network of one hundred universities around the world seeking to advance human rights and democracy education.
GC Europe
By involving 41 universities and experts from all 28 EU member states, NGOs and IGOs, EIUC has become instrumental in facilitating cooperation on human rights and democracy in Europe (and beyond).
GC South East Europe
By offering highly specialised expertise on human rights education and research in the whole area, this programme has become a landmark for the Balkan region.
GC Africa
The programme addresses the urgent need for highly trained human rights experts in Africa. It aims at developing links between civil society, governments and international organisations.
GC Asia-pacific
Developed to increase the promotion and protection of human rights and democratic standards in the Asia Pacific region, the programme offers a rich menu of educational and research activities.
GC Caucasus
The programme serves as an important hub and research/educational centre for stakeholders involved in the promotion of democracy and protection of human rights in the Caucasus.
GC Latin America Caribbean
Aimed at capacity-building, this programme provides specialised postgraduate education and research in the area of human rights and democratisation in Latin America and the Caribbean.
GC Arab World
A unique example in the Arab World, this programme seeks to develop both theoretical understanding of the main issues affecting the region and the practical skills needed.
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Europe is confronted with an inflow of irregular migrants, many of these people with a legitimate claim to asylum if they managed to get their foot onto new territory.
Rainer Münz
Distinguished Opening Lecturer at the Venice Academy of Human Rights
GC Europe
Develop the relationship between the values that underpin modern human rights law and the various representations and manifestations of the human condition that we find in music, theatre and the other fine arts.
William Schabas
High Level Lecturer at the
Cinema, Human Rights and Advocacy Summer School
GC Europe
ERMA is like a hurricane: it brings headstrong Balkan people together, swiftly slams their small universes, mercilessly burns their history books, cynically curses their governments, and finally sends them back – ready to fight for a better home.
Iva Lazarova
Senior Project Officer - UNHCR Bulgaria
GC South East Europe, ERMA Alumna 2015-16
They defend our freedoms: 30 years of the Sakharov Prize
Photo Exhibition
Venice
GC Europe
Rainer Münz
Rainer Münz is Adviser on Migration and Demography at EPSC, the in-house think tank of the President of the European Commission. He is one of the chairs of KNOMAD, the World Bank’s Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development. Rainer Münz will hold the Distinguished Opening Lecture at the Venice Academy on 2 July at 11.30.
Interested participants can send an e-mail at venice.academy@eiuc.org
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Europe is confronted with an inflow of irregular migrants...
Rainer Münz
Distinguished Opening Lecturer at the Venice Academy of Human Rights
GC Europe
Iva Lazarova
The field experience in supporting refugees and asylum-seekers in the Balkan region has provided me with relevant understanding of the country's responses towards the increased migration flows, but ERMA has contributed significantly to not only deeper comprehension of the migration politics I was initially interested in, but also a grasp of human rights dimensions in philosophy, literature, law, international politics.
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A place where people with the most diverse professional and cultural...
Iva Lazarova
Senior Project Officer - UNHCR Bulgaria - ERMA Alumna 2015-16
GC South East Europe
Rainer Münz
Adviser on Migration and Demography at EPSC, the in-house think tank of the President of the European Commission. He is one of the chairs of KNOMAD, the World Bank’s Global Knowledge Partnership on Migration and Development and chair of IOM's Migration Advisory Board. Rainer Munz will hold the Distinguished Opening Lecture at the Venice Academy on 2 July at 11.30.
Interested participants can send an e-mail at venice.academy@eiuc.org
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William Schabas
William Schabas is one of the key lecturer at the Cinema, Human Rights and Advocacy Summer School. He also has appointments at the National University of Ireland Galway, where he is professor of human rights law and chairman of the Irish Centre for Human Rights, at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, in Beijing, as honorary professor, Kellogg College of the University of Oxford, where he is a visiting fellow, and at the Université du Québec à Montréal, as professeur associé.
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Iva Lazarova
The field experience in supporting refugees and asylum-seekers in the Balkan region has provided me with relevant understanding of the country's responses towards the increased migration flows, but ERMA has contributed significantly to not only deeper comprehension of the migration politics I was initially interested in, but also a grasp of human rights dimensions in philosophy, literature, law, international politics.
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Photo Exhibition
The Global Campus of Human Rights is glad to announce the Opening of the photo exhibition “They defend our Freedoms” marking the 30th anniversary of the European Parliament Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought.
Find out more on our news.
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William Schabas
William Schabas is one of the key lecturer at the Cinema, Human Rights and Advocacy Summer School. He also has appointments at the National University of Ireland Galway, where he is professor of human rights law and chairman of the Irish Centre for Human Rights, at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, in Beijing, as honorary professor, Kellogg College of the University of Oxford, where he is a visiting fellow, and at the Université du Québec à Montréal, as professeur associé.
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Develop the relationship between the values that underpin modern...
William Schabas
High Level Lecturer at the Cinema, Human Rights and Advocacy Summer School
GC Europe
Photo Exhibition
The Global Campus of Human Rights is glad to announce the Opening of the photo exhibition “They defend our Freedoms” marking the 30th anniversary of the European Parliament Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought.
Find out more on our news.
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They defend our freedoms:
30 years of the Sakharov Prize
Photo Exhibition
Venice
GC Europe