Master in Human Rights and Sustainability Programme (MAHRS)
The Master of Liberal Arts and Sciences with specialization in Human Rights and Sustainability Programme (MAHRS) is a new interdisciplinary graduate programme at the OSCE Academy in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. It is designed as a transdisciplinary MA programme, bridging international law, social sciences, and humanities.
It includes internships for students in International Organizations, Think Tanks and CSO/NGOs with a related focus in their work. MAHRS will primarily focus on and operate with Central Asian (CA) countries, namely the five post-soviet countries Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan as well as Afghanistan and Mongolia.
News & Events
Highlights from the international conference “Climate Change, Justice and Human Rights” in Yerevan, Armenia
International Conference in Yerevan Highlights Intersections of Climate Change, Justice, and Human Rights From
Children’s Rights Cinema Club: Cybersecurity Training for Youth
Children’s Rights Cinema Club: Cybersecurity Training for Youth On 11 April, as part of
Global Campus Central Asia and the OSCE Academy Representatives visited Uzbekistan to collaborate with local partners
Global Campus Central Asia and the OSCE Academy Representatives visited Uzbekistan to collaborate with local
Global Campus Central Asia Representatives Participated at Sarajevo International Workshop on Children’s Rights
Global Campus Central Asia Representatives Participated at Sarajevo International Workshop on Children’s Rights Representatives from
Global Campus Central Asia Representatives visited Global Campus Headquarters in Venice
Global Campus Central Asia Representatives visited Global Campus HQ in Venice On 28 March, Ms.
Safina Saidibroimova, MAHRS Alumna’26 Advances Corporate Accountability at Manushya Foundation thanks to Global Campus Alumni Grant
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MAHRS Alumna’25 Akylai Tenizbaeva Presents Her Policy Brief on Academic Freedom in Central Asia
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Call for Participation: Global Campus of Human Rights Central Asia Regional Classroom & Workshop
Call for Participation: Global Campus of Human Rights Central Asia Regional Classroom & Workshop Dear
Podcasts on Children's Rights
Special Guests: Nick Danziger, Independent photojournalist, Documentary Filmmaker, and Educator; Claudia Modonesi, Human Rights Expert, Media Trainer.
Background:
Children’s rights have always been a core focus of the Global Campus’s education, training, and advocacy initiatives. Since establishing a long-term partnership with Right Livelihood in 2019, these efforts have been significantly strengthened, reflecting a shared commitment to advancing children’s rights globally.