European Human Rights Law
15 creditsThis course deals with the principles of European human rights law. First, philosophical aspects and ideologies behind human rights in Europe are considered. The focus then shifts to organisations in Europe and their functions with regards to the advancement and implementation of human rights norms. Particular emphasis is given to the Council of Europe, the European Court of Human Rights and the European Union. Using conventions and other legal documents as starting points, civil and political rights as well as economic, social and cultural rights are discussed and analysed.
Växjö – the student city with a vibrant campus
Just south of Växjö city centre lies Campus Växjö. Many students choose to live on campus.
Here you have friends, restaurants, lecture halls, gyms, a supermarket, the university library, outdoor recreation areas, and student pubs – all within a five-minute walk. You can also live in other parts of Växjö and easily reach the university by bike or bus.
With nearly 100 000 inhabitants, Växjö is one of Sweden’s fastest-growing cities. It has a strong Småland entrepreneurial spirit and a diverse business sector – perfect when you’re looking for a placement, an internship, or a job.
Växjö is also a scenic city, where you’re always close to forests and lakes, and it offers plenty of events and experiences, ranging from music and food to sports.
Build your own degree
Did you know that you can combine single-subject courses to build your own degree? In this way, you can design your own degree based on your interests and the career you are aiming for. This does not apply to all courses so make sure to check with a study counsellor at the faculty. Learn more about how you can build your own degree and become unique on the labour market.