European Regional Masters Degree in Democracy and Human Rights in South East Europe
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The call for applications for the European Regional Master's Degree in Democracy and Human Rights in South East Europe for the academic year 2011-2012 has been launched. The deadline for submitting full applications is the 7 September 2011, 17.00 h.
The European Regional Master's Degree in Democracy and Human Rights in South-East Europe is a unique regional interdisciplinary one–year full time MA program. It was established in 2000, through the joint efforts of eleven participating universities and research centers, coordinated by the Center for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies of the University of Sarajevo in cooperation with the University of Bologna through its Istituto per l'Europa Centro–Orientale e Balcanica. The ERMA program is an educational activity intended for students who want to combine practical experience in human rights issues with further academic study.
The program is organized in three terms: during the first term (from November until mid-June in Sarajevo) students attend lectures held by professors coming from the partner universities and are involved in academic activities such as writing of academic papers on topics related to human rights and exams.
Lectures are held in English and attendance is compulsory. During the second term (June and July) students take up an internship in selected organizations in the region. During the third term (September and October) students write their MA thesis at the premises of the University of Bologna in Italy.
ERMA is a highly competitive program. It is open to candidates who hold a high standard university degree in disciplines relevant to human rights, in particular law, social and political sciences and humanities from an accredited university. The university degree of the applicants must be earned during studies lasting either 4 or 5 years within the former undergraduate studies provisions, or 5 years (3+2) in accordance with the Bologna process.
Since the program is in English, fluency in that language is a necessary prerequisite for admission. The upper age limit of potential applicants is 35 years of age. Currently, twenty-five (25) places are reserved for citizens of the countries of South-East Europe involved in the program: Albania; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Croatia; Macedonia; Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo. Five (5) places are reserved for citizens of the European Union and citizens of other countries.
The selection of candidates will be performed by the Executive Board of this Master Program on the basis of submitted applications and required documents in English (complete application form, a certified copy of the university diploma; original or certified copy of academic record/transcripts; certificate of proficiency in English; copy of passport; certificate of citizenship; birth certificate; Curriculum Vitae in English, and two recommendation letters) .
The tuition fee is determined for each academic year by the Executive Board of the program. Full tuition fee waiver is available only for the citizens of the countries of South East Europe involved in the program (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo) . All students are eligible for grants.
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