London Metropolitan University

Overview

The MA in Woman and Child Abuse at London Metropolitan University is tailored for professionals engaged in services, policies, or practices that address violence against women and children. This program integrates research-driven teaching with practical methods aimed at prevention, protection, and support.

What you'll study

• Violence against women and child abuse, encompassing sexual violence, domestic violence, sexual exploitation, trafficking, and harmful practices.
• The translation of theory, evidence, and policy into effective interventions and service delivery.
• A curriculum focused on the UK, enriched with global perspectives on policy and practice.

Entry requirements

Academic background

• A good honours degree in a relevant subject; or
• Experience in developing or implementing policy or service provision in the field; or
• Extensive relevant professional experience may be accepted in lieu of formal academic qualifications.

English language

• IELTS (Academic): 6.0 (minimum overall score)
• TOEFL iBT: 72 (minimum total score)
• PTE Academic: 59 (minimum score)

Career prospects

• This course is ideal for those working in safeguarding, specialist support services, community organizations, or related public sector roles.
• The program supports advancement into senior policy, program, and practice positions, and serves as a strong foundation for further academic pursuits, including doctoral studies.