[Equal] Fwd: EQ-UNI: New Masters in Interdisciplinary Gender Studies, Lund University Sweden, autumn 2007

Katharina von Salis vonsalis at dplanet.ch
Wed Dec 20 08:57:35 MET 2006


aus dem Norden das Angebot via eq-uni:

>Sender: owner-eq-uni at helsinki.fi
>Reply-To: Sara  Goodman <sara.goodman at genus.lu.se>
>
>New Master's Programme in Gender Studies, 120 Swedish credits (2 
>years) http://www.sam.lu.se/o.o.i.s/7756
>
>The Faculty of Social Sciences at Lund University, Lund, Sweden is 
>pleased to announce a new international masters program in Gender 
>Studies, offered in English and starting in autumn 2007. Like all 
>Swedish university education, there is no tuition however masters 
>students are responsible for their own costs of living.
>
>This interdisciplinary social science master's programme aims to 
>provide students with the core elements through which current 
>feminist theories, in dialogue with established academic 
>disciplines, have contributed to the understanding of broader social 
>processes. The major objective of the programme is to improve the 
>student’s ability to critically examine, evaluate and discuss the 
>field’s most important theoretical perspectives and research 
>results. With these skills students will be able to formulate and 
>analyse interconnections between theory and practice concerning 
>gender, class, ethnicity and sexuality.
>
>Students will acquire a critical social science approach which 
>prepares them for postgraduate studies as well as professional work 
>in a variety of fields: health, organisational management, 
>development, communication, social policy among others.
>Teaching Staff
>The program is coordinated by the Centre for Gender Studies at Lund 
>University and the staff includes lecturers and professors from the 
>Faculty of Social Sciences. Teaching staff includes Diana Mulinari, 
>Marta Cuesta, , Peter Dahlgren, Tiina Rosenberg, Margot Bengtsson, 
>Sara Goodman, Johanna Esseveld  and others.
>
>Programme structure
>The programme comprises a total of 120 Swedish credits (2 years) 
>divided into six courses of 15 credits each and a Master’s thesis of 
>30 credits.
>
>The first semester begins with a profile course introducing the 
>students to the main themes and issues of the programme. This is 
>followed by a course in the theory of science for the social 
>sciences, where students are stimulated to advance their academic 
>thinking and deepen their understanding of how knowledge is produced 
>and reproduced.
>
>The second semester begins with another profile course directly 
>related to the main theme of the programme. Through the profile 
>course students further increase their understanding and knowledge 
>of global development through a deeper comprehension of theories and 
>current research.
>
>This is followed, in the second half of the second semester, by a 
>course in research methods, which provides the students with skills 
>required for independent research.
>
>The third semester consists of optional courses to be taken at Lund 
>University or any other recognised university in Sweden or abroad. 
>The courses are chosen after approval of the programme coordinator, 
>and enable students to tailor the programme to suit their particular 
>interests.
>
>During the fourth and last semester students complete the programme 
>with a written thesis, which provides the opportunity to demonstrate 
>mastery of theories, methods and argumentation.
>
>The courses are studied in the following order:
>
>• Gender, Class, Ethnicity and Sexuality, 15 credits (first half of 
>the first semester)
>• Theory of Science for the Social Sciences, 15 credits (second half 
>of the first semester)
>• Critical Feminist Perspectives on Social Theory, 15 credits (first 
>half of the second semester)
>• Research Methods in Social Sciences, 15 credits (second half of 
>the second semester)
>• Optional course, 15 credits (first half of the third semester)
>• Optional course, 15 credits (second half of the third semester)
>• Master’s Thesis in the student´s major social science discipline, 
>30 credits (the fourth semester)
>Duration
>September 1, 2007 - June 15, 2009
>How to apply
>Deadline for applying to this programme is February 1, 2007. 
>Application is proceeded online.
>For more information please see:
>http://www.sam.lu.se/o.o.i.s/7756
>
>Contact persons:
>Valeria Naters
>Administrator , E-mail: inter at kanslis.lu.se, Tel: 046-222 88 33
>Lovisa Jones, International administrator, Faculty of Social 
>Sciences.  Tel: 046-2227204,
>E-mail: Lovisa.Jones at kansliS.lu.se
>
>Thank you for excusing excuse any cross listing!
>
>Sara Goodman
>Centrum för genusvetenskap
>Lunds universitet
>www.genus.lu.se
>Tel 046-222 44 02, 046-222 9778
>Fax 046-222 40 04
>Besöksadress: Magle Stora Kyrkogata 12 B, Lund
>Postadress: Box 117, 221 00 Lund


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