Master’s programme
Politics, Gender and Minorities
Gender equality, rights and representation.
- 2 years
- 120 ECTS
- Romanian
- Full-time
- ARACIS accreditation
Overview
The programme combines the study of rights, representation and anti-discrimination policies with applied research.
Programme curriculum
2014–2016 cohort · archive
Year I
Semester I
- Human rights and democratic values7 ECTS
- Feminist political theories7 ECTS
- Ethnic minorities in Romania7 ECTS
- Paradigms of minority studies7 ECTS
- Professional placement2 ECTS
Semester II
- Development policies7 ECTS
- Church and state: ethical and normative aspects7 ECTS
- Social research methods7 ECTS
- Gender, minorities and political representation7 ECTS
- Professional placement2 ECTS
Year II
Semester III
- Culture, gender and diversity7 ECTS
- Education for equal opportunities7 ECTS
- Gender equality policies7 ECTS
- Placement in anti-discrimination and equal opportunity institutions2 ECTS
- Elective course7 ECTS
Semester IV
- Masculinity and ethnicity7 ECTS
- Environmental policies7 ECTS
- Dissertation research workshop6 ECTS
- Methods and techniques for the final dissertation10 ECTS
Courses
- Feminist political theories
- Gender, minorities and political representation
- Intersectionality and public policy
- Gender equality in the European Union
Why this master’s?
Study gender policy, minority rights and equal opportunities, including in the European context. The programme is open to graduates from any discipline.
Admissions
The admissions assessment includes a statement of motivation, a CV and an online interview about your statement. Check the requirements and dates for your admissions session.
Teaching and assessment
Courses and research workshops are complemented by placements in public institutions and civic organisations. The syllabus for your cohort sets out objectives, reading lists and assessment criteria.
Fees and funding
Check the application and tuition fees for your intake and the conditions for scholarships.
Career prospects
Graduates can work in equal opportunities, public administration, civic organisations, specialist journalism or research. They can also pursue doctoral study.