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Sex, Gender and Sexualities MSc drafted

University of Surrey
Guildford , United Kingdom
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Tuition Fee
USD 29,355
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Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
24 months
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Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Curriculum Development (Theory) | Curriculum Studies | Teacher Training | Aircraft Engineering
Area of study
Arts | Humanities
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
USD 29,355
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Program Overview

The Sex, Gender and Sexualities MSc programme is an innovative and interdisciplinary masters which aims to engage students with cutting edge and research-led learning. The University holds a wealth of experience and knowledge in relation to the study of gender, sex and sexuality across multiple facilities and departments.

This masters takes advantage of the knowledge and experience of staff already here at the University and includes members from the Department of Sociology, the School of Literature and Languages and the School of Psychology. Our masters programme will be a truly interdisciplinary experience that allows students more freedom in module choices and in topics for their dissertations.

The Sex, Gender and Sexualities MSc has been carefully designed to capitalise on the wealth of research and teaching occurring at the University of Surrey about these topics from across a wide range of disciplines in order to offer this exciting and innovative programme. The programme has three broad aims:

  • To provide an inclusive, welcoming and supportive learning environment in which to engage students in interdisciplinary studies of sex, gender and sexuality
  • To foster both a supportive cohort identity and group cohesion alongside flexibility, allowing students to make choices about their education
  • To produce graduates who have advanced critical, analytical, and professional skills with a high level of sophisticated knowledge about sex, gender and sexuality.

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