Study Details: MA 1 year, pt 2 years
On our MA Global Black Studies course, we will situate Black studies, culture, and identity in a global context. The master’s degree aims to unite global perspectives, through course modules you will investigate the underlying historical, cultural, and contemporary patterns of social change. We will look at social change in broad terms but also through specific case studies.
Throughout your studies you will have the chance to learn more about particular social groups and their interventions and contributions in global regions and local communities, such as:
the legacy of African Chattel Enslavement
the African and Caribbean diaspora
the rise of indentured workers.
the Windrush generations
black social activism.
The MA degree will also consider contemporary debates such as:
Black Lives Matter (BLM)
issues in education
white privilege
policing
the social justice system.
The course will also engage with a range of positive contributions made by the black diaspora in literature, music, film, theatre and the arts, science, business, grassroots activism, and campaigns for social justice.
You should have :
an honours degree (2:2 or above) from a UK university or equivalent
minimum of English and Maths at the equivalent of GCSE grade C or above.
If you do not hold the qualifications above, you can still be considered with non-traditional qualifications based on work experience. Your application will be dealt with on an individual basis and if successful, you will be invited to attend an interview.
For fees and funding options, please visit website to find out more.
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