ADMISSION FORM

“Every individual and every organ of society … shall strive by teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and freedoms.”
Preamble to The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948.

“Rights and Duties education makes carves everyone of us as an Ideal Citizen. We aim to promote respect for these rights and Duties to reach goal of Freedom of humanity.” It is the foundation of Yadam Institute of Research.

OBJECTIVE

The one years Post Graduate Research Programme in Human Rights being conducted through correspondence has been designed for meeting the growing needs of academicians, defenders and scholars  in the field of human rights, civil liberties, Peace and conflict resolution, international humanitarian issues, refugee rights and laws, disaster and emergency relief, apartheid and racial discrimination, drug abuse, judicial activism and global and regional perspectives of human rights. The admissions for the one year Post Graduate Research Programme in Human Rights commences every year for March, June, September and December sessions for all such persons who have successfully obtained their Bachelor’s Degree or an equivalent qualification in any discipline.

The Post=Graduate Research programme is  distinctive focus of the programme is on theoretically informed and multidisciplinary approaches to human rights, duties and responsibilities. It aims to expose you to a advanced, critical and contextual engagement with the subject. You will study human rights in their legal, political, sociological, anthropological and philosophical contexts. Peace, Developmental, Legal, Political, social and economic challenges are frequently articulated through the language of human rights. You will be introduced to a wide variety of approaches to research across a range of disciplines, and to the theoretical frameworks for advanced legal scholarship. You will also take specialist courses, choosing from a wide range of subjects in the area of human rights.  CATALOG

Eligibility 

 Graduation (Arts / Science / social science/ Humanities/Commerce / Engineering / Agriculture / Medicine / Law / Pharmacy/ Management).

Duration:  One years.

Mode of Teaching:   Online/Virtual

Reading Material 

 The Institute will provide E-books and web materials  set on human rights in a span of  one year to its students for studying the various facets of human rights. These books will be sent in given student Email as soon as the admission form is received by the Institute.

Total Credits:  120/ 8-Papers

Admission  : Trimester (March/ June/September/ December)

Seats (full fellowship)-60 to 120

Programme Module

Paper-1: Philosophy of Human Rights & Duties-I

(Human Rights perspectives, international Law and Protection Instruments, UDHR, Human Rights Issues)

Paper-2: Philosophy of Human Rights & Duties-II

(Gender Rights including LGBT Rights, Women’s Rights. Child Rights. Health problem and issues)

Paper-3: Philosophy of Human Rights & duties-III

(Other issues: Environmental, Green Rights, Climate change, Refugee issues, poverty, Hunger, Discrimination, War , Peace, Conflict Resolution and Terrorism)

Paper-4: Research Methodology

Paper-5: Elective/ Specialization

  • Women’s Rights
  • LGBT Rights
  • Child Rights
  • Health Rights
  • Refugee Issues
  • Global and Social Challenges

Student shall select one of the electives/Specialization and prepare study report.

Paper-6: Action Report

Every student shall visit school/communities and organize Human Rights Literacy Mission workshop. Its a leadership practical to develop social leadership in self. The action report will be submitted in given proforma.

Paper-7  : Master’s Thesis

Student shall register their Master’s Thesis topic soon after registration of candidature. All year with studies they will be developing thesis under supervision of the entrusted guide by the institute.

Paper-8 :  Conference/ Seminar

All students will present their thesis and action report in the conferences organized by institute anywhere in world in person or by virtual. All Student may also undergo Project Management & Personality Development Training Programme.

Credits

Paper-1:     10 Credits

Paper-2:    10 Credits

Paper-3:    10 Credits

Paper-4:    10 Credits

Paper-5:    10 Credits

Paper-6:    10 Credits

Paper-7:    40 Credits

Paper-8:    20 Credits

Fees Table

$TotalProgramme

Particular                Fee (USD)        Total (USD)
 Application 100 100
Tuition Fee 1000 (Per Paper) 8000
Examination Fee 20 (Per Paper) 160
Conference Fee 100 100
Graduation Fee Free
Publication Fee Free –
Total 8360

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Employment

WORLD’S LEADING Post Graduate Research Course

YIR Merit Scholarship:

The scholarship is full waive of Tuition fee.

Eligibility:

  • Students show good academic track record
  • Compassionate ground where students hail from poor financial ground

YIR Special Merit Scholarship:

  The Scholarship waives of all fee including Tuition, Registration, Examination, Conference and other.

Eligibility:

  • Physically Challenged
  • Orphan and Adopted

SCOPE/EMPLOYMENT

1. You may work in International Organisations including United Nations and its specialized bodies like UNHCR, UNESCO, UNHR, UNFPA, UNICEF, WHO, ILO, UNIFEM, UNDP etc.

2. You may work International non-profit bodies like US Aid, Amnesty International, Red Cross, CRY, CARE, Lutheran World Service, YMCA, YWCA, Ford Foundation, IDRC, JICA, NORAD, DANIDA, WFP, Action Aid, Oxfam etc.

3. You may work in managerial/administration level in Corporate Houses and Multinational Organisations for implementing corporate social responsibility.

4. You may work in  Social Organisations like Old Age Homes and Age Care Centres, NGOs working in the fields of Disabled and Handicapped, Orphans, Destitutes, Mentally Challenged, De-addiction etc.

5. You may avail Self Employment and Entrepreneurial opportunities for establishing rural and urban counselling centres on Human Rights.Establishing NGOs in the fields of Human Rights and Civil Liberties in general and human rights activism, disaster and emergency relief, humanitarian assistance, child, bonded labour, displaced people, drug abuse, conflict resolution, and public interest litigation in particular.

6. You may work Human Rights Consultancy Organisations run by Lawyers and Legal Experts.Correctional Institutions working in the fields of Juvenile Delinquency, Child Abuse, Home for the Homeless etc.

 

Reading Links
  1. Summary of UN Conventions and Covenants
  2. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  3. Summary about United Nations
  4. United Nations Organs/Systems

Where you may work

  1. List of Intergovernmental Organizations
  2. List of National Human Rights Institutions (By Country)
  3. List of Donor/Funding Agencies
  4. Food and Agriculture Organization
  5. International Labour Organization
  6. United Nations World Tourism Organization
  7. World Health Organization

UN RESEARCH & TRAINING INSTITUTES