Women's University in Africa
Master of Science in Gender Studies
Sociology graduates earn a median $40,560 Across 243 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →An 18-month postgraduate programme that examines gender as a central axis of social analysis and practice. Suited to graduates who want to develop specialist knowledge and move into roles in community outreach, policy, or diversity and inclusion work.
What you'll study
The source text does not list specific modules. Students should expect advanced instruction and research-led learning focused on gender as a lens for social inquiry and practice.
Entry requirements
Applicants must hold a first degree from a recognised institution of higher learning. Applications should include references that attest to the candidate’s ability and suitability to undertake the programme.
Career prospects
- Community outreach coordinator
- Diversity and inclusion manager
- Gender specialist
Scholarships & funding angle
No specific funding details are provided in the source. Prospective students should explore university scholarships, external grants, employer sponsorship and research or teaching assistantships as common routes to support postgraduate study.
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