We share reliable and well-researched information about human rights career opportunities and create engaging, simple and inclusive educational human rights content that reaches millions of readers every year.
Inspire
We inspire young professionals and career changers to pursue a career in human rights.
Educate
We create engaging educational human rights content to learn about human rights issues.
Equip
We equip job seekers and career changers with the skills they need to thrive in human rights jobs.
Who we are
Human Rights Careers is run by human rights professionals and pioneers from all over the world. All our staff members, contributors and advisors have academic and/or working experience in the human rights sector. They have served as staff members and independent experts at large and small human rights organizations including Amnesty International, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, the International Committee of the Red Cross and many others. Learn more about our team and our supporters and get in touch with our founder.
What we do
We believe everyone should be able to pursue a career in human rights regardless of their background, economic status or characteristics. That’s why we have built the largest platform in the world for human rights opportunities from ground up.
Our goal is to make human rights careers more accessible to everyone. And by doing so we are becoming a launchpad of human rights impact.
Robert Fellner, Founder and CEO
To achieve this goal, we offer services to our readers (students, alumni, professionals, young leaders and career changers) and our clients (universities, non-governmental and intergovernmental human rights organizations).
- We offer well-researched and reliable information about human rights career opportunities including master’s degrees, online courses, field trips, paid internships, jobs, summer schools, scholarships, fellowships, traineeships and more. This saves our readers time and ensures that all opportunities on our website are approved by a human rights professional.
- We provide digital marketing and recruitment services to the United Nations, human rights NGOs, universities and selected hand-vetted companies all over the world. The revenue enables us to strengthen our mission and offer our website free of charge to more than six million annual readers.
- We offer career workshops and online coaching to individuals, schools, universities and other educational entities around the world.
- We create engaging, inclusive and accessible educational human rights contents for students, alumni, professionals and those who aim to transition into a human rights career. With our contents we aim to inspire, educate and equip the next generation of human rights professionals with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in their jobs.
What we offer
By combining our human rights expertise with other skills including digital marketing, content creation, instructional design, coaching, web design and web optimization, we offer a unique blend of services to our readers and clients. If you have any questions, please contact us.
For students, young leaders, professionals and career changers
Educational Content
We create simple, engaging educational human rights content for millions of readers.
Career Coaching
We offer tailored coaching sessions for human rights students and career changers. Contact us.
Online Courses
We curate online courses to equip everyone with the skills they need to thrive in their human rights jobs.
Career Guides
We draft guides for specific human rights career paths, professions and topical issues.
For universities, international organizations and NGOs
Digital Marketing
We provide marketing services to the United Nations, NGOs and universities globally.
Recruitment
We promote human rights jobs to our global audience of job seekers and human rights professionals.
Career Workshops
We offer career sessions for universities, schools and international organizations.
Contact us.
Entities referencing Human Rights Careers on their websites
Here is a small selection of entities that are referencing us on their websites and career resources.
Universities
- University of Oxford, Oxford University Careers Service
- Cornell University, Cornell University Press
- Columbia University, Office of Career and Leadership Management
- University of Washington, Career & Internship Center
- University of Buffalo, Career Design Center
- Wesleyan University, Gordon Career Center
- University of Toronto, Clubs & Leadership Development Resource Library
- University of Edinburgh, Career Service
- University of Wisconsin, Community Resources
- Dartmouth College, Center for Professional Development
- University of Maine, Career Center
- George Mason University, University Career Services
- Tufts University, Career Center
- University of Cincinnati, Pre-Law Resources
- George Washington University, GW Law Career Center
- Northeastern University, Graduate Porgamms Blog
- University of Iowa, Careers in Social Justice Guide
- Cambridge University Press, Review of International Studies
- New York University, School of Global Public Health
- Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Blog de los Estudios de Derecho y Ciencia Política
- Croc Institute for International Peace Studies, Professional Development Resources
- Boston University, Center of Forced Displacement
- University of Wisconsin-Madison, Career Services for Public Interest Students
- University of Alabama at Birmingham, UAB Institute for Human Rights Blog
- Oregon Health & Science University, Tuition, Financial Aid, and Scholarships
- University of Massachusetts, Amherst College of Social & Behavioral Sciences
- Kent State University, Kent Online Degrees Blog
- University of Hawai’i, LGBTQ+ Resources
International Organizations / NGOs
- United Nations Volunteers, eCampus
- American Association of University Women, Key terms and Concepts
- Amnesty International Poland, Five places online where you can learn about human rights
- Amnesty International Philippines, Human Rights Essentials Bite Size
- Amnesty International Denmark, Guides and Materials
- Human Rights Education USA, Newsletter
- Scholars at Risk, Suggested Student Advocacy Seminar Materials
(Last updated: 03.05.2024)