硕士 （全球妇女研究：性别，全球化和权利）

性别，全球化和权利专业硕士是NUI戈尔韦全球女性研究中心的旗舰项目。通过跨学科计划，该计划结合了以下领域：性别与妇女研究，国际发展，人权以及和平与冲突研究，为深入研究全球化和全球问题的性别维度提供了独特的机会。学生将获得应用性别观点并在地方，国家和国际各级的实践和就业相关领域以及进行博士及更高水平的高级研究所需的理论，概念和实践工具。除了关于全球化，发展，人权，性别和女权理论，健康与性，农业妇女，历史观点以及和平与冲突的模块以外，还提供了基于技能的模块，包括研究方法，应用的性别分析和赋权。学生还将有机会与
The MA in Gender, Globalisation and Rights is a flagship programme of the Centre for Global Women's Studies at University of Galway. It offers a unique opportunity for in-depth study of the gender dimensions of globalisation and global issues, through an interdisciplinary programme that combines the fields of: gender and women's studies, international development, human rights, and peace and conflict studies. Students acquire the theoretical, conceptual and practical tools needed to apply a gender perspective and undertake gender analyses in relevant domains of practice and employment at local, national and international levels, as well as for advanced research at doctoral level and beyond. In addition to modules on globalisation, development, human rights, gender and feminist theory, health and sexuality, women in agriculture, historical perspectives, and peace and conflict, skills-based modules are offered in research methods, applied gender analysis and empowerment. Students also have the opportunity to undertake an accredited, two-month professional placement with a relevant organisation working on issues related to programme themes.<br><br>Career Opportunities<br>This programme will benefit anyone seeking to expand the professional opportunities open to them by deepening their understanding of international development, human rights and other global issues, from a gender perspective. It is suitable for graduates and mature students, wishing to pursue a career in advocacy, equality, diversity and inclusion, policy research, communications, public service or advanced academic research, where knowledge of global issues and gender are important. Graduates are prepared to work at all levels of non-governmental organisations, research institutes, government bodies (e.g., UN, EU), and media organisations.