Program Overview

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Program Overview

The Master's program in Investigació Aplicada en Estudis Feministes, de Gènere i Ciutadania (Applied Research in Feminist, Gender, and Citizenship Studies) focuses on three fundamental axes: gender studies, feminism, and citizenship. These studies are approached from a multidisciplinary perspective, providing students with both a theoretical understanding of feminism and gender studies and their practical applications in various fields, including history, sociology, psychology, art, literature, economics, law, and science.

Program Details

• Duration: 60 credits
• Places: 30
• Modality: Virtual
• Center: Facultat de Ciències Humanes i Socials (Faculty of Human and Social Sciences)

Program Objectives

The primary objective of this Master's program is to equip students with critical tools to exercise reflection in accordance with the values of a democratic and egalitarian society.

Program Structure

• Mobility and Exchange Programs: Students can participate in mobility programs to enhance their curriculum.
• Permanent Training: Students can expand their training with the university's own teachings and permanent training offerings in all areas of knowledge.
• Small Groups: This Master's program offers the possibility of maximizing class time with small groups.

Access and Admission

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Study Plan

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Final Master's Project (TFM)

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Post-Master's Opportunities

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Quality of the Title

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Regulations

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Related Studies

• Master's in International Peace, Conflict, and Development Studies: 120 credits, 50 places.
• Master's in Teaching and Acquisition of the English Language in Multilingual Contexts (MELACOM): 60 credits, 10 places.