The European Union (EU), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), in cooperation with the Training Center of Justice of Georgia, are pleased to announce that enrolment is now open for the Human Rights Summer School 2023. The Summer School is being held under the EU-funded project “Human Rights for All”. 

The Summer School covers a range of topics aiming to enhance young people’s knowledge and awareness of human rights.

The Summer School will take place from 19 to 23 June at the Kvareli Training Center of Justice. 

Admission Criteria

The summer school is open for the students or graduates of the Faculty of Law, Socio-Political Sciences and Humanitarian Studies from accredited higher education institutions in Georgia. The participants are expected to:

• have proficiency in the state language;
• be under 25 years of age;
• be willing to fully attend the summer school programme.

*Students from regional universities are encouraged to apply.

Registration

Interested individuals should submit their CVs and Cover Letters via the application form. A cover letter should describe their experience in the field of human rights, their motivation for participating in the summer school, and their plans to apply the acquired knowledge in their future activities. A cover letter should not exceed 300 words. 

Deadline for submissions: May 20, 2023

Summer School graduates will receive certificates of participation in both Georgian and English languages.

The organizers will fully cover transportation and accommodation costs for all participants.

Contact Information

E-mail: projects@tcj.gov.ge