Find your perfect human rights programs in Canada
Find human rights programs in Canada you love that match your needs and aspirations, where you stand a high chance of acceptance.
What are the top human rights universities in Canada?
Top human rights programs in Canada
What are the top human rights undergraduate programs in Canada?
Carleton UniversityHuman Rights and Social Justice - BA
- 4 years
- Full-time
- On campus
- Degree type
- Bachelor's
- Subject area
- Justice Services , Human Rights
- Location
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Next available start date
- September 2027
- Annual tuition fee
- 39,000CAD
Laurentian UniversityEquity, Diversity, and Human Rights - BA
- 4 years
- Full-time
- Blended learning
- Degree type
- Bachelor's
- Subject area
- Diversity Studies , Human Rights
- Location
- Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
- Next available start date
- January 2027 +2 more
- Annual tuition fee
- 37,000CAD
McGill UniversityPopulation and Global Health - BA
- 3 years
- Full-time
- On campus
- Degree type
- Bachelor's
- Subject area
- Human Rights
- Location
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Next available start date
- September 2027
- Annual tuition fee
- 56,000CAD
Ontario Tech UniversityLegal Studies: Human Rights Law - BA (Hons)
- 4 years
- Full-time
- On campus
- Degree type
- Bachelor's
- Subject area
- Legal Studies , Human Rights
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
- Next available start date
- September 2027
- Annual tuition fee
- 33,155CAD
University of TorontoCritical Studies in Equity and Solidarity - BA
- 4 years
- Full-time
- On campus
- Degree type
- Bachelor's
- Subject area
- Critical Theory , Human Rights
- Location
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Next available start date
- September 2027
- Annual tuition fee
- 63,570USD
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Student reviews for human rights in Canada
I study human rights and criminology. For Human Rights my professors always encourage us to use our analytical and critical thinking skills. My lectures are a combination of teacher's explanations but also students participation. We are all encourgaed to voice our opinions and to lisend to new ones. To complete a degree we must have 120 credits which are usually divided into 8 semesters (4 years). Tuition is also very afforable for both international and domestic studnets.