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York St John University
MA in Language & Social Justice
- York, United Kingdom
MA
Full time, Part time
1 year
On-Campus
English
If you are interested in how the language we use can affect wealth, opportunities and privilege in society then this is the course for you. On this Language & Social Justice MA, you will examine the contribution of Applied Linguistics to a range of social justice agendas. Benefitting from studying within a School which is renowned for its excellence and innovation in learning and teaching, as well as its world-leading research in language and social justice, you will become part of our thriving research community.
Kean University College of Liberal Arts
Master of Arts in Holocaust and Genocide Studies
- Union, USA
MA
English
Kean University’s M.A. in Holocaust and Genocide Studies offers an exceptional opportunity to work with graduate faculty as mentors and meet with visiting scholars and changemakers.
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Studying inequality through master's degree programs encourages you to explore complex social structures and their impacts on communities worldwide. This field uniquely blends theoretical understanding with practical application, allowing students to engage deeply with pressing global issues.
In a Master's program focused on inequality, you'll delve into courses that cover social justice, economic disparities, and human rights. You'll gain specific skills such as analyzing policy impacts, designing community intervention programs, and conducting statistical research on inequality metrics. Students strengthen analytical capabilities as they engage with new theoretical frameworks and methodologies, enhancing their approach to real-world applications.
Many learners also explore interdisciplinary topics, including public health, education, and economic development, equipping them with a comprehensive understanding of inequality across various sectors. Graduates often pursue careers in non-profit organizations, governmental agencies, or academic institutions, contributing to meaningful changes in society and advancing local to global initiatives.