Our Masters course focuses on diplomacy from a gender-inclusive perspective, along with gender studies. We collaborate with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) to deliver this course.
You’ll learn about global gender identities and their importance in diplomacy. Diplomats will discover how to create gender-inclusive environments when dealing with international conflicts. Additionally, they’ll engage with local communities to empower women and non-binary individuals.
You’ll have the chance to apply your knowledge at the United Nations. You can also enhance your employability by submitting a digital project instead of a traditional dissertation. This project might involve designing online campaigns on digital platforms to support charities and state institutions, aiming to address gender inequalities.
Top reasons to study with us
Work placements
Your Research Placement enables you to apply your research in real-world contexts at the United Nations or collaborating institutions. UNITAR will offer placements through its contacts in some of the following agencies (indicative list subject to change): UN Women, UNICEF, and FAO. Depending on the demand and supply of placements, there may not be available placements for all students on the course.
Flexible learning
If you’re interested in studying a module from this course, the Postgraduate Certificate, or the Postgraduate Diploma, please email Graduate Admissions to discuss your course of study.
If you’re interested in studying a module from this course, the Postgraduate Certificate or the Postgraduate Diploma then please email Graduate Admissions to discuss your course of study.