Program Overview

Program Overview

The Program of Doctorate in Interdisciplinary Studies of Gender is an interuniversity program that aims to promote knowledge around feminist and gender studies. These studies have contributed to significant reformulations in various areas of knowledge that need to be rethought from the perspectives addressed by these programs.

Program Details

• Interuniversity and Interdisciplinary: The program is a collaboration between the Universitat Jaume I and other universities, including the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (coordinator), Universidad de Alcalá, Universidad de Alicante, Universidad de Huelva, Universidad de La Laguna, Universitat de les Illes Balears, and Universidad Rey Juan Carlos.
• Center: The program is based at the Escola de Doctorat.
• Program Type: Doctorate.
• Places Available: 5.

Research Areas

The program focuses on interdisciplinary studies of gender, with 5 lines of research. It offers support from a professorate and research groups specializing in gender studies.

Access and Admission

Information on the access profile, offer of places, and processes of pre-enrollment, waiting lists, and enrollment is available.

Research Team

The program's research team includes professors and research lines that form the doctoral program.

Formative Activities

Specific and transversal formative activities are organized, including those specific to each program and those transversally organized by the Escola de Doctorat.

Theses

Information on the program's research personnel, current theses pending defense, and defended theses is available.

Projection and Differentiation Options

Options such as the mention of International Doctorate, co-tutelage between universities, or Industrial Doctorate are available to enrich the research trajectory.

Quality of the Title

Access to the program's memory, quality systems, reports, indicators, and satisfaction of interest groups is available.

Program Structure

• Duration: Not specified.
• Tuition Fees: Not specified.
• Language: Not specified, but given the participating universities, it is likely to be in Spanish and/or Catalan, with possible options for English.

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