The Bachelor of Arts in Family Sciences, specializing in - Human Rights.

Program Objectives

The Human Rights specialization plan aims to prepare a scientifically and practically qualified individual to perform their role in respecting, applying, and defending human rights, as follows:

• Introduce students to human rights, women's rights, and the rights of vulnerable groups in human society.
• Apply human rights rules and principles in the home, family, and society. Provide qualified human resources scientifically and practically to defend these rights.
• Promote and encourage scientific research in various fields of human rights.
• Provide a suitable scientific foundation for students to pursue graduate studies in the field of human rights.
• Prepare qualified cadres to work in departments concerned with human rights.

Program Structure

Study Plan

Detailed Study Program

Program Learning Outcomes

Program Outcomes

Upon completing the Bachelor's degree program in Family Sciences – Human Rights Path, students are expected to:

• Clarify some human rights, women's rights, and children's rights in international and local legislation.
• Identify the challenges facing humans in Gulf, Arab, and global societies and how to confront them.
• Explain international concepts related to human rights and procedures for claiming these rights.
• Contribute to conferences and seminars with the knowledge gained from this program.
• Communicate with institutions and bodies related to human rights.

Practice intervention skills to resolve conflicts caused by human rights violations.

Program Requirements

First: General University Requirements (30 Credit Hours)

Second: Family Sciences Requirements (36 Credit Hours)