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274 Full-time Master's degrees in Gender & Sexuality Studies
Gender and Sexuality
The University of Warwick MA in Gender and Sexuality enables you to gain confidence and critical literacy in feminist, queer and trans knowledge production, theories, epistemologies and methodologies.
Sociology - Inequality and Social Justice
The Sociology - Inequality and Social Justice programme at The University of Montana is a full-time postgraduate degree. This master's course focuses on disparities across class, gender, and race. Students benefit from a small cohort size and expert faculty guidance during their two years of intensive academic study.
Gender, Justice and Society
Do you already have a bachelor's degree and are interested in questions regarding gender and power relations? Umea University's Gender, Justice and Society online program prepares you for a working life in which advanced knowledge and critical perspectives in areas such as equality, social norms, power and equal treatment are required.
Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
The Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies programme at Florida Atlantic University offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary education. This academic track explores diverse social perspectives through various study modes. Students engage with expert faculty to understand complex societal structures over the course of their degree.
Social Work - Gender and Women's Studies
The Social Work - Gender and Women's Studies programme at Lakehead University is a full-time Master of Social Work degree based in Thunder Bay. Spanning two years of continuous study, this interdisciplinary course combines advanced professional practice with gendered scholarship to prepare experts for diverse social contexts.
Women's Studies
Women's Studies from Loyola University Chicago allows for an emphasis on the feminist perspective, combining psycho-social and political-historical understandings of women and gender as it has impacted society.
Gender Studies
The postgraduate programme in Gender Studies from University Sains Malaysia aims at developing and enhancing candidates' analytical and practical skills in their chosen disciplines through the use of the gender lense.
Sociology - Gender and Women's Studies
The Sociology - Gender and Women's Studies programme at Lakehead University is a Master of Arts degree delivered full-time at the Thunder Bay campus. This interdisciplinary course explores gender as a vital analytical category. Students complete the curriculum over two years through either a thesis or course-based route.
Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
University of North Carolina Greensboro’s interdisciplinary Master of Arts degree is the only M.A. in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) in the state of North Carolina.
Sex, Gender, Violence
Investigate how gendered violence arises, is quelled, and our response to it, during and in the aftermath of violent conflict. This programme brings into focus the nuances of development, reconciliation and the psychological implications of sustained exposure to violence.
Gender Studies
The Gender Studies programme from Amity University Noida offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding gender dynamics in contemporary society.
Gender
The MSc Gender at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a master degree delivered via public study mode over 12 months. This programme offers an interdisciplinary approach to gender studies, allowing students to explore ethical and intellectual issues while developing specialist research interests.
Gender Studies
Become a professionally successful 'agent of change'. In the Gender Studies programme at Utrecht University, you will learn to develop sustainable perspectives in emancipation policies, diversity management, cultural initiatives and political activism.
Education, Gender and International Development
The Education, Gender and International Development programme offered at the University College London (UCL) will develop a student's understanding of the gender dimensions of research, analysis, policy and practice in relation to education in low- and middle-income countries. It will encourage them to consider how developing countries connect with more affluent and powerful regions of the world.