Discontinued (Oct 24) - Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Human Rights (PGDAHR)
- Public/Government Institute
- Estd. 1899
Discontinued (Oct 24) - Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Human Rights (PGDAHR) at Post Graduate College of Law Overview
Duration | 1 year |
Course Level | PG Diploma |
Mode of Course | Full Time |
Official Website | Go to Website  |
Type of University | Public/Government |
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Discontinued (Oct 24) - Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Human Rights (PGDAHR) at Post Graduate College of Law Highlights
- Classes for this course will be held during evening hours.
Discontinued (Oct 24) - Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Human Rights (PGDAHR) at Post Graduate College of Law Frequently Asked Questions
Following are the average salaries for various job roles in Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law:
Job Profile | Average Salary |
|---|---|
Human Rights Lawyer/Advocate | 3 - 10 LPA |
Human Rights Officer | 3 - 8 LPA |
Legal Advisor (Human Rights/IHL) | 4 - 12 LPA |
Policy Analyst (Human Rights/IHL) | 4 - 10 LPA |
Researcher (Human Rights/IHL) | 3 - 8 LPA |
Advocacy Officer | 3 - 7 LPA |
Program Officer (Human Rights/IHL) | 4 - 9 LPA |
International Relations Officer (with focus) | 5 - 15 LPA |
Lecturer/Professor (Law with HRIHL specialization) | 4 - 10 LPA |
Legal Officer (International Organizations like UN, ICRC) | 6 - 15 LPA |
Compliance Officer (focus on human rights in business) | 6 - 15 LPA |
Journalist (Human Rights focus) | 3 - 8 LPA |
Note- The above salary has been taken from external sources, and hence may vary.
Those who have pursued Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law can work as:
- Human Rights Lawyers
- Activists
- NGO workers
Discontinued (Oct 24) - Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Human Rights (PGDAHR) at Post Graduate College of Law Entry Requirements
- N/A
Candidates must have Graduation in Science, Commerce, Arts, Engineering or any other Degree from a recognized university.
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Discontinued (Oct 24) - Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Human Rights (PGDAHR) at Post Graduate College of Law Students also asked
Some of the popular courses are the Diploma in Human Rights, Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights, Diploma in Human Rights and Law, Certificate in Human Rights, Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights and Values in Education, Post Graduate Certificate Course in Human Rights, Certificate in Human Rights Law etc.
The various topics taught under Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law include
- Environmental Governance
- Refugee & International Humanitarian Law
- Changing Conception of Justice & Globalised Legal Order
- Concept & Development of Human Rights
- International Criminal Law/ Human Rights, Women & Development/ Human Rights, Child & Development
- International Human Rights Law
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