Indian Institute of Human Rights (IIHR)

Overview

Official Name: Indian Institute of Human Rights (IIHR)
Common Names: IIHR New Delhi
Type: Autonomous Institution under Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India
Year Established: 1998
Campus Location: New Delhi, Delhi, India
Approvals & Affiliations: Autonomous institute functioning under Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India (source); Not a UGC/AICTE/NAAC accredited university but recognized as premier national human rights training institute.
Official Website: https://www.iihrindia.org

Founder / Head: Not explicitly listed on official site as of 2024-06-15; currently functioning under Ministry of Women and Child Development leadership
Approx. Student Population: Not available on official sources as of 2024-06-15
Departments / Faculties: Focus on Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law, Disability Rights, Gender Studies
Contact: Phone: +91-11-24363031, Email: iihrdelhi@gmail.com, Address: 18, Rajpur Road, Civil Lines, New Delhi – 110054
NAAC Grade: Not applicable, not a university
Rankings: Not listed in NIRF or other national rankings as it's an autonomous training institute

Major Faculties: Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law, Gender Studies, Disability Rights
Popular Courses:
- Training Programs and Workshops on Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (short-term durations)
- Diploma/Certificate Courses in Human Rights (duration varies: days to weeks)
- Research and Documentation Projects
Mode: Regular on-campus training & online workshops (hybrid formats may be offered)
Intake: Not fixed like academic universities; intake varies per training program

Admission Modes: Direct application for training programs; invitation-based or nomination-based for some programs
Entrance Exams: Not applicable (no formal degree admission)
Important Dates: Programs scheduled throughout the year — check Training Programs page
Application Process:
1. Visit official website and navigate to training programs section.
2. Select desired program and download registration form or apply online if available.
3. Submit application via email or as per instructions on the program page.
4. Wait for confirmation contact from IIHR.

Course-Specific Eligibility: Depends on program; generally graduates, government officials, researchers, activists, law professionals eligible.
Typical Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in any discipline or professional experience in related fields.
Documents Required:
- Educational certificates
- Identity proof (Aadhar/PAN)
- Recent photograph
- Recommendation letters (if required)

Fee Range: Training program fees range from INR 5,000 to INR 50,000 depending on duration and type.
Fee Heads: Tuition/training fee, hospitality (if residential), examination (if applicable)
Scholarships: Limited information on scholarships; some government nominees sponsored; possible waivers for government officials and NGOs.
Check official training program details

Placements: Not applicable; IIHR is a training institute, not a degree-granting university.
Career Outcomes: Enhances capacity of human rights practitioners, government officials, NGOs; certification aids employment in human rights and legal fields.
Internship Support: Not indicated
Contact for queries: Email: iihrdelhi@gmail.com

Hostels & Mess: No hostel facilities
Sports: Not available; focus is on training and research
Labs & Libraries: Library focused on human rights and legal documents; resource centre available
Healthcare, Transport, Wi-Fi: Basic facilities on campus; centrally located in New Delhi with good transport connectivity
Research Centres: Focused on human rights documentation and policy development
Student Clubs & Festivals: Not applicable

Notable Faculty: Expert human rights scholars and practitioners (detailed faculty info not publicly listed)
Research Centres: Human Rights Documentation, Gender Justice, Disability Rights
Major Grants and MoUs: Collaborates with UN bodies and NGOs; MoUs listed on official site

NIRF: Not ranked
NAAC: Not applicable
Other Indian Rankings: Known nationally as premier human rights training institute under Ministry of WCD
Official IIHR Website

Results Publication: Training program participation certificates issued after course completion
Cut-Offs: Not applicable
Seat Matrix: Limited seats depending on program, typically announced on program notification pages
Training Program Details

Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi (approx. 20 km)
Nearest Railway Station: New Delhi Railway Station / Old Delhi Railway Station (within 5-8 km)
City Connectivity: Well connected by Delhi Metro (closest station: Vishwavidyalaya or Civil Lines)
Local Transit: Bus, auto rickshaw, app-based cabs easily available

Q1: Does IIHR offer degree programs? No, IIHR offers training programs, diplomas, and workshops focused on human rights.
Q2: How do I apply for a program? Applications are accepted online or by submitting forms via email as per the program announcement on official website.
Q3: What is the eligibility for training programs? Generally requires graduation and interest/professional background in human rights or related fields.
Q4: Are there fees for attending courses? Yes, some courses require payment; fees vary by program and duration.
Q5: Does IIHR provide hostel accommodation? No hostel or residential facilities are provided.
Q6: Are scholarships available? Limited; some government-sponsored participant slots are available.
Q7: Is there a placement cell? No formal placement cell; focus is on capacity building and training for career enhancement.
Q8: Where can I find notifications about upcoming programs? Check the Training Programs page on the official website regularly.
Q9: Who can I contact for more info? Email: iihrdelhi@gmail.com or Phone: +91-11-24363031