Masters Degrees (Postcolonial Studies)

Sussex is a world leader in the anthropological study of economic life – one of the most dynamic and fast-growing areas within anthropology. Read more

Gain the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to become a social development practitioner. This course addresses the increasing focus on social aspects of development in policy, planning and practice. Read more

Sussex is an internationally recognised centre for teaching and research in international development in the UK. Sussex Anthropology pioneered the anthropological critique of development. Read more

Glocal is an interdisciplinary 18-month graduate program. We translate academic research into a practical understanding of community development - an approach empowering communities in need across the world to prosper and succeed. Read more

Combine development theory and practice with an in-depth understanding of African political and cultural dynamics. You’ll gain a grounding in the specific issues that development work in African contexts demands. Read more

The aim of the MA in Politics is to deepen students' understanding of important contemporary issues in political studies through the enhancement of students' analytical skills, research and writing talent, and capacity for utilising theoretical approaches. Read more

This programme offers you the opportunity to study the rich and varied literary imaginings of London. As well as covering London's literary history from the time of Shakespeare to the present day, this exciting programme encompasses cinematic, postcolonial and documentary constructions of, and responses to the city. Read more

Application Deadline. September 7, 2020 Start Date. Read more