Peace, Justice and Human Rights at Florida Atlantic University is about understanding and addressing the challenges of conflict, inequality and human rights in our world. You’ll explore how societies work toward peace, how justice is pursued, and how human rights are protected and sometimes threatened. This area of study gives you the tools to analyze real-world issues and prepares you to make a difference in fields like law, international relations, social work and education.
About Peace, Justice and Human Rights at FAU
At Florida Atlantic, the PJHR minor and certificate are designed for flexibility and impact. You can tailor your coursework to match your interests and career goals, choosing from a wide range of classes across disciplines. The program draws on the expertise of faculty from many departments, connecting you with diverse perspectives and real-world applications. Whether you’re planning for law school, graduate study or a career in public service, you’ll find a supportive environment that encourages you to lead, create and build a more just world
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Undergraduate
- Minor in Peace, Justice and Human Rights (for degree-seeking students)
- Certificate in Peace, Justice and Human Rights (for non-degree-seeking students)
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
2. Gain interdisciplinary knowledge by taking courses across multiple departments.
3. Build skills in critical thinking, analysis and ethical reasoning.
4. Prepare for careers or further study in law, public service, education or international relations.
2. Apply interdisciplinary approaches to analyze complex social problems.
3. Communicate effectively about topics related to justice and human rights.
4. Engage in informed, ethical decision-making in academic and professional settings.