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The MA in Social Justice Studies offers a cutting-edge, cross-disciplinary curriculum. Students can opt for a 4 FCE course-based path or, pending approval from the Social Justice Studies Committee, substitute their final 1 FCE with a practicum, creative endeavor, or research initiative. This program equips graduates to actively promote, investigate, and champion a fairer society that upholds equity, unity, fundamental rights, and universal human dignity.
Three distinct pathways are available: a standard MA in Social Justice Studies, a Social Justice Studies Specialization, and an MA combining Social Justice Studies with a Gender and Women's Studies Specialization. MA candidates can select between coursework, research projects, creative projects, or practicum options.
The program commences with two foundational half-credit courses: social justice theory and research methodologies. Coursework-focused students then select six additional half-credit electives from the approved offerings. Those pursuing research, creative, or practicum tracks take four electives before undertaking their culminating experience. Research candidates develop a 40-50 page study, creative students produce both an artistic work and a 20-page reflective statement, while practicum participants complete 200 hours with an accredited social justice organization accompanied by a 20-page analytical report.