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Gender, Sexuality and Culture

The MA in Gender, Sexuality and Culture isn’t just a degree, it’s an invitation to rethink the world we live in. Whether you're passionate about LGBTQ+ rights, feminist theory, queer and trans theory, or the cultural politics of identity, this bold and interdi…

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School of Arts, Languages and Cultures · Social sciences

The MA in Gender, Sexuality and Culture isn’t just a degree, it’s an invitation to rethink the world we live in. Whether you're passionate about LGBTQ+ rights, feminist theory, queer and trans theory, or the cultural politics of identity, this bold and interdisciplinary course gives you the tools to explore gender and sexuality in powerful, transformative ways. Taught by leading voices in the field, you’ll connect theory with real-world impact — from trans studies and queer cinema to race, pop culture, and political resistance. What makes us unique? - Interdisciplinary to the core – Study across English, American Studies, Art History, Politics, History, Modern Languages, Theology, Sociology, Anthropology, and more - Research-rich environment – Home to the Centre for the Study of Sexuality and Culture (CSSC), a national and international centre of excellence for gender and sexuality studies - Live culture meets academic thought – — ’s festivals, museums, and queer arts scenes add fuel to your studies - Global perspectives – Tackle debates that matter across borders: intersectionality, trans rights, postcolonial identities, and the legacies of the AIDS crisis This course is made for the curious and the critical.

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We normally expect students to have a First or Upper Second class honours degree or its overseas equivalent in a humanities-based subject area.

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