No other Spring 2025 courses will count as human rights electives. After the certificate is formally up and running later this spring, there will be a mechanism by which students may petition certain courses to count as electives.
Sophomores will be allowed to back count up to two courses as electives for the human rights certificates, and current juniors this year only may apply for the intensive certificate, back counting up to three for either of the certificate paths.
For more details on courses listed below, go to courses.yale.edu.
Spring 2025
COURSE NUMBER
COURSE NAME
AREA
AMST 206
Introduction to Critical Refugee Studies
international
ANTH 451
Intersectionality and Women's Health
domestic
EPE 421
Ethics, Law, and Current Issues
domestic
ERM 247 / SPAN 234 / WGSS 236
Queer Histories from Latin America, Spain, and Latinx USA
international
ERM 285/SOCY 305 /LAST 305
Latin American Immigration to the United States: Past, Present, and Future
domestic
ERM 366/HIST 377/LAST 377
Freedom and Abolition in Latin America
international
GLBL 244
Politics of Fascism
international
GLBL 297
Humanity in the Line of Fire – Protecting Civilians in Today’s Armed Conflicts
international
GLBL 405 / PLSC 370
Self-Determination, Secession & Accommodation
international
HIST 115J
Civil Rights and Women's Liberation
domestic
HIST 116J
A History of American Citizenship: Membership and Exclusion; Rights and Belonging in U.S. History
domestic
HIST 150J
Healthcare for the Urban Underserved
domestic
HIST 170J
American Jewish Citizenship Politics, From Revolution to Civil Rights
domestic
HIST 417
Health, Surveillance, and Refugee Politics
international
LAST 251 / PLSC 399 / EPE 257
Political Power and Inequality in Latin America
international
PHIL 312/AFST 286
African political Philosophy
international
SOCY 340
Carcerality and the Environment
domestic
SOCY 390
Politics of Reproduction
domestic
HIST 108J
Health Activism in US History
domestic