Education

Nursing Programme: Nursing and medicine are the focus of this study programme. The specific area of expertise of the registered nurse is nursing, which covers both the area of scientific knowledge and working with patients.

Master’s Programme in Peace and Conflict Studies: Why is there armed conflict? How do we achieve sustainable peace? Peace and Conflict Studies is a relatively young research field that addresses important issues in a troubled world.

Master’s Programme in Human Rights: In this programme, human rights are studied and analysed from the perspectives of international law, philosophy, political science and religious studies. The programme provides the opportunity to explore and deepen our collective understanding of human rights as a complex phenomenon by shedding light on these rights from different angles.

Cybersecurity Analysis, 5 credits: This course covers concepts in cybersecurity, social engineering, risk analysis, cybersecurity standards, defence mechanisms, data integrity, and the modelling of systems and attacks

Information Systems B: Information and IT Security, 7.5 credits: This course covers various potential threats and risks, and how these can be prevented through information classification, risk analysis, continuity planning and emergency management.

Cultural Heritage in Peace and Conflicts, 7.5 credits: This course provides an introduction to the social implications of cultural heritage during and after conflicts.

International Relations and International Law, 7.5 credits: This course illuminates how various theories can be used to help explain global political dynamics and the behaviour of states and international actors in the context of genocide and other forms of political mass violence.

The Department of Law offers contract education for government agencies and companies in a range of legal specialisations, such as human rights.

Contract Education at the Department of Law