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Master of Gender, Race and Identity

About the program

Interdisciplinary master's studying power and oppression through gender, race and identity.

Develop graduate-level understanding of Gender
Race and Identity. Apply critical analysis
evidence-based reasoning
and clear communication to the disciplinary topics covered by the program. Specific competencies depend on completed modules
projects
or research options.

The curriculum covers foundational and contemporary theories of power and oppression with interdisciplinary research and applied or scholarly work. The thesis track ends in an original interdisciplinary thesis
the non-thesis track ends in a professional paper or portfolio.

Graduate: bachelor's degree or recognised equivalent from an accredited institution with minimum 2.75 GPA on a 4.0 scale (programmes may set higher)
official transcripts with certified English translation
CV
statement of purpose
recommendation letters per programme
GRE or GMAT where the programme requires
English test unless exempt (Duolingo 115
TOEFL iBT 79
IELTS 6.5
PTE 59
Cambridge 176).

2.75

Bachelor's degree or recognised equivalent from an accredited institution

Check the requirements: bachelor's degree with minimum 2.75 GPA and the programme's own admission rules and deadline. Apply online through the Graduate School for your programme and term
paying the USD 95 application fee. Upload official transcripts with certified English translations
resume or CV
statement of purpose
recommendation letters
GRE or GMAT if the programme requires
English scores (Duolingo 115
IELTS 6.5
PTE 59
TOEFL or Cambridge 176) unless exempt. After admission
the Office of International Students and Scholars asks for financial and visa information before you can register.

Campus	Main Campus
Faculty or school	College of Liberal Arts
Department	_
Teaching language	English
Credit value	_
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	OISS scholarships of 300-5000 USD per year support eligible F-1 or J-1 degree-seeking students, subject to GPA, enrollment and annual scholarship application requirements. College and departmental awards may also apply.