Study Holocaust Studies (MA) at University of Victoria, a Master degree offered at its main campus in Victoria, Canada. This Full Time program is delivered on campus in English and takes approximately 2 year(s) to complete. Students benefit from a structured learning experience designed to build both theoretical knowledge and practical experience.

About Holocaust Studies (MA)

Our Holocaust studies stream is a critical inquiry into the events that shaped the 20th century. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of antisemitism, racism, religious intolerance, homophobia and the stigmatization of mentally and physically disabled communities.

You’ll complete either a thesis or a non-thesis-based project, both of which have a required practicum component. You can complete this practicum at home or abroad in places like Berlin or Budapest. You’ll also have the opportunity to attend our I-Witness field school.

Requirements and Admission Criteria for Holocaust Studies (MA) at University of Victoria

Entry Requirements

Admission requirements

Program specific requirements

an updated CV
a short statement of intent (1-2 pages stating the research area you wish to focus on)
demonstration of reading competency in one research-appropriate language other than English

Applicants without a bachelor’s degree or equivalent may be considered if they can demonstrate significant and appropriate community-based expertise (normally at least 15 years) in the field of Holocaust Studies.

Program specific requirements

an updated CV
a short statement of intent (1-2 pages stating the research area you wish to focus on)
demonstration of reading competency in one research-appropriate language other than English

Applicants without a bachelor’s degree or equivalent may be considered if they can demonstrate significant and appropriate community-based expertise (normally at least 15 years) in the field of Holocaust Studies.

Career Opportunities after Completing Holocaust Studies (MA)

Outcomes

Students in this program will:

critically engage in advanced research methodologies and analytical perspectives to identify and analyse problems of central importance to the field of Holocaust and genocide studies
demonstrate knowledge and an understanding of the Holocaust, comparative genocides and mass atrocities through an interdisciplinary framework
identify, investigate and creatively solve problems
present scholarly work in diverse professional settings
work at an advanced level in public sector agencies, non-profits, international organizations, Holocaust education, museums, libraries, archives and human rights advocacy

Holocaust Studies (MA) at University of Victoria

About Holocaust Studies (MA)

Requirements and Admission Criteria for Holocaust Studies (MA) at University of Victoria

Entry Requirements

Admission requirements

Program specific requirements

Program specific requirements

Career Opportunities after Completing Holocaust Studies (MA)

Outcomes

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