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Prospective MA students

UCL's MA in Gender Society and Representation is an interdisciplinary programme drawing on the unique breadth of cross faculty disciplines for which UCL is renowned.

UCL offers students a genuine opportunity to develop their own interests in a wide range of disciplines: from development policies to literary scholarship and queer theories, from laws to art history, from anthropology and geography to film studies, philosophy and politics.
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Programme

The MA in Gender Society and Representation operates under the Centre for Intercultural Studies. It draws on the expertise of staff from a wide range of departments and faculties at UCL, all international experts in the field of Gender Studies. The programme is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge of both the theory of gender and its application in various disciplinary contexts, and with the skills, concepts, methods and theories required for the study of gender at graduate level. More...

How to Apply

The MA in Gender Society and Representation is open to anyone with a good BA degree (first or upper second class honours from a UK institution or its equivalent from an overseas institution) in a relevant subject related to Gender. However, those with degrees in social sciences, law, history, cultural studies, media studies, etc. or interest in the field will also be considered.

If you hold a first degree in another subject your application may need special approval. More...

UCL and Gender

UCL was the first university in England to open up entry to people of all social beliefs and backgrounds, and to women. It is currently ranked in the top ten of the world’s universities.

UCL is in the centre of London, a short walk away from resources for the study of gender that include the British Library; the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS); the Bloomsbury Gender Network.

UCL also has extensive library resources. More...

The distinctive feature of the Gender Society and Representation programme at UCL is its multi-disciplinarity, with an unusually wide range of disciplines covered on the MA Core Course, and more specifically in the form of the optional modules on offer.

These options are available in a range of departments in the following areas:

Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Faculty of Social and Historical Sciences
Bartlett School of Urban Planning
Faculty of Laws
The School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES)
School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS, University of London)