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Engage with faculty and visiting scholars in our Centre for Gender Studies, a leading UK hub for feminist research and inequality studies
Discover specialized areas of inequality research through expert-led guest lectures
Investigate gender or discrimination topics of personal interest through your tailored dissertation
Develop skills to combat social injustice by participating in feminist workshops and academic seminars
Join our lively community featuring film screenings, events, and collaborative research initiatives Our MA in Gender Studies examines gender, sexuality, and intersecting forms of discrimination through historical and contemporary lenses. You'll hone critical analysis skills, recognize systemic biases, and devise innovative approaches to addressing social inequities.
What drives persistent inequality?
At Lancaster University, you'll investigate gender disparities across time periods while exploring how gender intersects with race, disability, and other identity markers. This program equips you with timely, nuanced perspectives on pressing social issues.
For your final project, you'll pursue original research on a subject of your choosing - from social media's impact on body image to gender disparities in immigration systems.
A thriving intellectual network
You'll have access to our renowned Centre for Gender Studies, which has hosted prominent feminist thinkers including Sara Ahmed, Beverley Skeggs, Maureen McNeil, and Imogen Tyler.
Gaining unique perspectives, you'll prepare for careers addressing social injustices - whether through policy reform, governance, or cultural transformation via arts and media.