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National Catholic Reporter, Nov 2, 2007
Marianist-run University of Dayton now offers a bachelor's degree in human rights studies, possibly the first such offering in the nation. The school has offered an international studies degree with a concentration in human rights and a human rights minor since 1998. As part of the degree, students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language, complete an internship and take a course in research methodology.
Other required classes include philosophy and human rights, politics of human rights, international law and organization, faith and justice, and rhetoric of social movements.
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