MSc Applied Gender Studies

The Applied Gender Studies course at the University of Strathclyde is a master's level program that enables students to focus on gender theory and practice, providing a critical insight into gender issues in society. It offers an interdisciplinary perspective that is comparative and global. Course Content: The duration of this course is 12 months full-time meaning students will undertake study from September to September. Applicants for the Applied Gender Studies course will learn and assess gender theory in a global and interdisciplinary context. Students are taught to critically analyze academic literature and apply gender theory to areas of key concern to societies everywhere in the world such as workplaces, schools, households, healthcare institutions, religious institutions and other organisations. Students will engage in a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, seminars, tutorials, and study groups.Key Modules: While specific modules are not listed, the Applied Gender Studies program has mandatory and elective aspects. The mandatory aspects of the program involve core classes, including a feminist research module and a substantive module on gender and society. Elective aspects involve opportunity to take classes from across the University, chosen by the student, to provide interdisciplinary edge to their degree or deepen their knowledge of gender theory and/or gender issues. Accreditations: Information on specific accreditations for this course is not available. Future Careers: The Applied Gender Studies course prepares students for advanced level employment in the public sector, NGOs, charities and other international organisations in the field of equality and diversity. Graduates can progress to careers as Equality and Diversity Officers, Human Rights workers, Academics, and policy and administrative roles within sector specific organisations or general national international bodies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.