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This Master's program will familiarize you with contemporary social theories regarding global childhoods and children's rights. By interacting with research-focused academics studying diverse transnational childhoods, professionals from NGOs and government agencies, and global advocates, you'll investigate innovative approaches to advancing social justice for youth. The curriculum enables you to recognize, analyze, and comprehend crucial sociological viewpoints on the intricate relationships between childhood, children's rights, and social equity. You'll gain insights into evolving societal perceptions of children and childhood, while examining new patterns of disparity. The program equips you with analytical and research capabilities to assess how societal, political, and economic transformations impact childhood experiences, along with young people's adaptive strategies and creative engagements within changing global environments.