Glasgow Caledonian University

Overview

The International Economic and Social Justice (MA) program at Glasgow Caledonian University delves into the intricate relationship between economic and social policies, human rights, and equality. This course adopts a research-led approach, equipping students to tackle significant global challenges such as inequality, migration, gender discrimination, and poverty through informed policy analysis.

What you'll study

This MA program comprises core modules aimed at enhancing your understanding of the global political economy, the implementation of human rights, and the economic factors contributing to inequality. Students will also explore feminist economics, migration, governance, and will gain practical skills in policy analysis and responsible leadership.

• Global Political Economy
• Realising Human Rights in Practice
• Economics of Inequality
• Ethics, Governance and Responsible Leadership
• Feminist Economics
• Migration, Governance and Globalisation
• Public Policy Analysis

Assessment and research skills: The program is structured to enhance your ability to analyze policies using empirical evidence and articulate arguments effectively, integrating economic reasoning with ethical and policy considerations.

Note: Please confirm with the university whether a dissertation or capstone project is required for completion.

Entry requirements

• Academic qualification: A UK honours degree at 2:2 (or equivalent) in any field.
• English language: A minimum of IELTS 6.0 (or equivalent), with no individual component below 5.5.
• Other accepted tests:
  • TOEFL iBT: 78
  • PTE Academic: 59
  • Oxford Test of English (OTE): 121
• Documents typically required: Degree certificate/transcript, English test results (if applicable), and any additional documents requested by the university (e.g., CV or personal statement).
• Important: The stated entry requirements serve as a guideline and may vary for applicants receiving a conditional offer.

Deadlines and start dates: Please verify the university’s current application timetable for the most accurate information.

Career prospects

Graduates of the International Economic and Social Justice MA will be well-equipped for a variety of career paths in sectors such as public policy, international development, human rights advocacy, and social justice organizations. The program's emphasis on critical analysis and practical skills prepares students to influence economic and social policy, contributing to meaningful change in society.