Queen's University

Overview

The Master of Arts (MA) in Gender Studies at Queen's University offers a comprehensive exploration of critical race, gender, and sexuality through academic study and research aimed at fostering social change. This program equips students with advanced analytical and methodological skills to critically examine gendered power dynamics within society, culture, and various institutions.

What you'll study

Core learning areas

• Theories in Gender Studies

• Methodologies in Gender Studies

• Professional Development in Gender Studies

• Special Topics in Gender Studies

• Applications of Gender Studies

• Debates on Feminism and Islam

How you’ll progress

• Build a strong theoretical foundation in gender, sexuality, and critical race scholarship.

• Enhance research and analytical skills through graduate-level methodologies.

• Apply theoretical concepts to real-world contexts through application-focused coursework.

• Participate in advanced, topic-based seminars to deepen your expertise in areas of interest.

Note: The listed courses are representative. For specific credit distribution, elective options, and thesis or capstone requirements, please confirm with Queen's University.

Entry requirements

To be eligible for the MA in Gender Studies, applicants typically need a minimum GPA of B+ in their last two years of study. Additionally, proficiency in English is required, which can be demonstrated through accepted language tests such as IELTS, TOEFL iBT, or PTE Academic.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MA in Gender Studies program can pursue diverse career paths in various sectors, including academia, non-profit organizations, government agencies, and private corporations. Roles may include policy analysis, advocacy, research, teaching, and community outreach, where they can apply their understanding of gender dynamics to promote social justice and equality.