Learning outcomes
The Master`s degree programme in Gender Studies represents increased specialisation and depth in this field. The students should have the following qualifications after finishing the master program:
Knowledge
- Obtained advanced general knowledge of the gender research field and its basic issues
- reached in-depth understanding of a specific gender topic through the work with the master thesis
- gained solid knowledge of gender theories, methodologies and methods of data collection and analysis in gender studies
- developed a gender-sensitive perspective on other research
- achieved an in-depth understanding of how knowledge is produced.
Skills
- Acquired the ability to analyse a gender issue and to place it in a societal and cultural as well as in interdisciplinary perspectives
- attained ability to work in an independent, thorough and critical manner with central issues, research literature and empirical studies
- understood the need for adherence to ethical norms; for critical assessment of data sources; and for limiting research objectives enabling them to give an independent contribution to gender research.
Competences
- Reached an advanced level of personal competence enabling independent research on issues in a gender perspective
- acquired an advanced level of insight into gender issues and processes in general, which can be used to analyse specific gender problematics
- awareness of the connection between the theme and angle of their thesis and their choice of methodology
- ability to discuss their own and co-students’ project outlines
- obtained an advanced level of written and oral proficiency that provides the necessary basis for contributing to sound public information and creative interventions that may result in a world with less inequality.
Published Jun 6, 2012 10:00 AM
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