Universitat de Barcelona Master's Degree in Women's, Gender and Citizenship Studies
Universitat de Barcelona

Universitat de Barcelona

Master's Degree in Women's, Gender and Citizenship Studies

Barcelona, Spain

Master degree

2 years

Spanish

Full time

EUR 19 / per credit *

On-Campus

* (82 euros for students from outside the EU and non-residents of Spain). Prices for the 2025-2026 academic year

Key Summary

About: Eight Catalan universities run an interdisciplinary Master's in Women's, Gender and Citizenship Studies via the Inter-university Institute of Women's and Gender Studies (iiEDG) at the University of Barcelona. The program gathers researchers from varied disciplines and offers specializations in Women, Work and Public Policy and Theory, Criticism and Culture. It trains students in gender theory, cultural studies and policy analysis to identify inequalities, analyze policies, design interventions and contribute to research.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can work in media, NGOs, education and local or state administration, doing gender-focused research, policy analysis and advocacy. They can pursue research and doctoral studies.

Eight Catalan universities participate in the inter-university master's degree in Women's, Gender and Citizenship Studies, which is promoted by the Inter-university Institute of Women's and Gender Studies (iiEDG).

The participation of researchers from diverse disciplines within the iiEDG fosters interdisciplinarity, which is fundamental to gender studies. Furthermore, the master's program boasts a large team of experts with extensive teaching experience and a recognized research track record, pioneering the development of research projects funded through competitive calls for proposals at the regional, national, and international levels.

  • The Women, Work, and Public Policy specialization aims to address a clear societal demand for individuals who can act as "agents of equality." It seeks to train people capable of identifying problems, offering solutions, discussing and analyzing policies, developing budgets, and more, in the field of inequalities and discrimination between men and women.
  • The objective of the specialization Theory, Criticism and Culture is to deepen the knowledge of the conceptual networks and theoretical discourses that shape the recent theoretical, academic and political debates on gender issues.