MA Women, Violence and Conflict in York United Kingdom | University of York

Violence and warfare are inherently shaped by gender dynamics. Applying a gender-focused analysis offers deeper insights into understanding violent conflicts.
This Master's program is perfect for those seeking to expand their theoretical understanding of women's roles in violence and conflict through feminist frameworks and gender-focused perspectives. With attention to intersecting identities, you'll develop an understanding of how violence and war impact different genders in various local and global settings.
The program's specialized emphasis on gendered experiences of violence and war equips students with advanced knowledge for pursuing further research or careers in human rights organizations, political institutions, and social service agencies.
As an interdisciplinary course, students can choose elective modules from the Centre for Women's Studies (CWS), English and Related Literature, Sociology, and other academic departments.