This minor will help you understand and navigate the human aspects of international justice, politics, security, and foreign affairs. Students are encouraged to reflect on the moral and ethical elements of international and domestic human rights issues, and examine how economic, socio-cultural, environmental and technological influences shape the way societies approach a wide range of political challenges.
For a minor in International and Human Rights, students must successfully complete 4 courses:
| Course | Semester of offer | Units | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| JST202 Contexts of Practice: Mental Health Care | |||
| SCS201 Preparation and Nursing Practice 4 | |||
| SCS290 Leadership in Clinical Practice | |||
| SCS395 Nursing Internship |
