Introduction to primarily 20th-century liberal thought on human rights. Cosmopolitanism, sovereignty and universalism feature heavily as themes. Specific topic include: women's rights, refugee rights, and property rights.

Loved it, so interesting and engaging, and assessments were quite straightforward

Nice and I really loved it, I got a distinction. I could guide my fellow classmates

It is as easy of a class as everyone says it is, but only if you're particularly interesting in philosophy. Otherwise you might find it dry as I did and might find yourself uninterested to even bother with the assessment pieces/exams by the time it's end of semester.