The UBC HRC offers various programs for students to examine, collaborate and act towards the advancement of human rights. We offer academic courses, co-curricular programs, and the SAR Canada Advocacy Day event. To find out more about student experiences, check out the Student Reflections page!
Students
UBC HRC Alumni students crafted a curriculum package that explores academic freedom on a global scale. By highlighting the contributions and efforts of scholars at risk, this tool advocates for intellectual pursuits across borders and underscores the importance of academic freedom in fostering knowledge and societal advancement.
The HRC supports the integration of human rights related experiential learning opportunities into courses. Previous opportunities have focused on advocacy around scholar’s academic freedom, in partnership with the Scholars at Risk Network (SAR). In the future, we aim to expend our opportunities to include various topics in human rights.
The HRC supports various co-curricular engagementships that bring together students, community organizations, and UBC faculty.
See our students’ reflections about their experiences engaging in curricular and co-curricular programs!