Resources on Minority Rights

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1- STUDYING MINORITY ISSUES 

Here you will find links to summer schools, degree programs, and online training courses on minority issues. 

  • The European Centre for Minority Issues hosts an Annual Summer School on National Minorities. The one-week program invites scholars, Ph.D., and MA students from diverse disciplines to participate in a comprehensive training course led by international experts in minority and human rights. 
  • The 2026 edition of the Summer School on Human Rights, Minorities and Diversity Governance powered by Eurac Research is already here. This year, the title will be Minority Rights Reloaded: New Perspectives on Minority Protection in the 21st Century. Apply now. 

 

2- INTERNSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS 

Take a look to these links regarding internships and short-term work experiences on institutions that deal with Minority Rights. 

 

3- JOB OPPORTUNITIES 

In the following links you can find updated lists of all the job, vacancies and collaboration opportunities within the next institutions: 

 

4- EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS 

This is the proper section for those who are looking for useful materials to incorporate into university courses to engage students on Minority Issues.  

  • The Center for Autonomy Experience, Eurac Research, offers E-learning courses on South Tyrol, autonomy, and gender. 
  • The project Autonomy Arrangements in the World offers the Role-Play: Minorities, Autonomy Claims and Conflict in Taagorland authored by Sergiu Constantin.   
  • The Eurac Research Institute for Minority Rights offers Pedagogical Tools to explore diversity, anti-discrimination and minorities 
  • The Human Rights Watch offers resources for educators and students about how to defend dignity and equality at home and abroad 
  • The Human Rights Education Associates offers the forthcoming course Introduction to Human Rights coordinated by Executive Director and Co-Founder of HREA; UNESCO Chair in Human Rights and Higher Education, Dr. Felisa Tibbitts.  
  • Visit the website of Amnesty International and take a look at the different free and online courses on Human Rights they have to offer.  
  • Since the 2020/21 academic year, the European Centre for Minority Issues: offers the course Minorities and Multiculturalism coordinated by Director Prof. Pettai. The course examines one of the most profound challenges of our time: dealing with ethno-cultural diversity and heterogeneity in society.  
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