Course Modules
The academic content of the Interdisciplinary Master's Program on the Rights of the Child is associated with thematic fields of study that address different dimensions of children's rights.
Child Development
Within the scope of this field, children's physical, cognitive, emotional and social development; family and child relations, communication with children, educational processes and environmental conditions affecting children's development are discussed.
Childhood Culture
Within the scope of this field, the historical, social and cultural dimensions of the phenomenon of childhood; child sociology, childhood history, children's literature and children's relations with culture and art are examined.
Children's Policies
Within the scope of this field, national and international regulations on children's rights, child law, child protection policies, the work of local governments for children and the participation of children in decision-making processes are discussed.
These thematic areas contribute to the holistic and interdisciplinary evaluation of children's rights.
2026-2027 FALL SEMESTER COURSE SCHEDULES
CHILDREN'S RIGHTS WEEKLY CURRICULUM
