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Gender, Development and Globalisation MSc

This distinctive interdisciplinary MSc focuses on integrating the theoretical analysis of gender with questions of globalisation and development.

Gender, Media and Culture MSc

This MSc employs a gender perspective to critically examine questions such as how media representations may reinforce or subvert social roles and ideologies.

Gender MSc

This MSc shows how to treat gender as an object of study, as an analytic approach or perspective and as a way of thinking across disciplinary boundaries.

Gender, Policy and Inequalities MSc

This MSc provides advanced study in the application of gender theory to social policy, planning and practice, with an interdisciplinary approach.

Gender (Research) MSc

This MSc combines a thorough grounding in contemporary theories of gender with advanced training in quantitative and qualitative research methodologies.

Government and Economics BSc

Government, or the study of politics, involves analysis of the ways in which individuals and groups define and interpret political issues.

Government and History BSc

Government, or the study of politics, involves analysis of the ways in which individuals and groups define and interpret political issues.

Government BSc

Politics is about power, conflict and ideas. The study of politics involves analysis of the ways in which individuals and groups define & interpret issues.

International Migration and Public Policy MSc

This MSc offers a unique range of courses that will deepen your knowledge of migration and mobility issues.

International Social and Public Policy (Development) MSc

This MSc addresses how states and societies respond to global challenges of social, demographic and economic change, and of poverty, migration and globalisation