MA Gender, Society and Representation

A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.

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Graduates of the Gender, Society and Representation MA have gone on to careers in many different industries, such as communications and journalism, education, health and social care, publishing and translation. Our alumni include legal professionals and civil servants, PR professionals and analysts, working across sectors including business and commerce, policy and governance as well as third sector charities and NGOs, including international agencies such as the UN . Others go on to academic research in related disciplines.*

Compulsory modules

• Gender, Society and Representation: Research and Writing Skills
• Gender Theory, Society and Representation
• Gender, Society and Representation: Dissertation
• Critical Introduction to Sexuality Studies
• Knowledge, Power and the Cultural Production of Gender
• Decolonial Approaches to Gender and Sexuality Studies
• Gender, Social Movements, and Digital Activism
• Women Filmmakers
• The Politics of Health and Medicine: Race, Gender, Nation
• Feminism and the Medical Self
• New Woman Literature in Britain and America, 1793-1920
• Textual Masculinities

Optional modules

• Critical Introduction to Sexuality Studies
• Knowledge, Power and the Cultural Production of Gender
• Decolonial Approaches to Gender and Sexuality Studies
• Gender, Social Movements, and Digital Activism
• Women Filmmakers
• The Politics of Health and Medicine: Race, Gender, Nation
• Feminism and the Medical Self
• New Woman Literature in Britain and America, 1793-1920
• Textual Masculinities
• reasonable adjustments
• Student Support and Wellbeing Services
• UCL Student Support and Wellbeing Services
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• UCL Student Support and Wellbeing Services.