Women's Studies
Social Sciences
Research
MPhil
Research
MPhil
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Year 1
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| Republic of Ireland | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| Channel Islands | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| EU | £22,200 | £11,100 |
| England | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| Northern Ireland | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| Scotland | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| Wales | £4,806 | £2,403 |
| International | £22,200 | £11,100 |
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About
Overview
The programme offers a vibrant interdisciplinary environment for research in women's studies, catering to both full-time and part-time students.
Student Enrollment
Each year, around 35 students are enrolled in research degree programmes.
Supervision and Support
- Students receive specialized research supervision in their primary area of study.
- An academic thesis panel is available to provide additional assistance and guidance throughout the research process.
Subject Area Information
Women's Studies is an interdisciplinary academic field that explores the roles, experiences, and contributions of women throughout history and in contemporary society. This discipline critically examines gender, sexuality, race, class, and other social categories, and how they intersect to shape the lives of women and other marginalized groups. Courses in Women's Studies aim to foster a deep understanding of feminist theories, social justice, and the systemic structures that influence gender dynamics.
1. Introduction to Women's Studies
2. Feminist Theories
3. Women in History
4. Gender and Sexuality
5. Women and Work
6. Women and Health
7. Global Feminisms
- Critical Thinking
- Research and Writing
- Advocacy and Activism
- Interdisciplinary Analysis
Career
Graduates with a degree in Women's Studies can pursue a wide range of careers, focusing on advocating for women's rights, promoting gender equality, and contributing to social justice.
Social Worker
Advocating for and supporting women and families in need.
Human Rights Advocate
Working with organizations to promote gender equality and protect women's rights.
Educator
Teaching Women's Studies or related subjects at various educational levels.
Public Policy Analyst
Developing and analyzing policies that impact women and marginalized groups.
Nonprofit Sector Professional
Working with NGOs focused on women's issues, such as domestic violence, reproductive rights, and economic empowerment.
Journalist
Reporting on gender issues, women's rights, and social justice topics.
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