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Masters Degrees (Race Relations)
We have 6 Masters Degrees (Race Relations)
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Development Studies MA
King’s College London
Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy
With this Development Studies MA you will be encouraged to reflect directly on how questions of social justice should be connected to the theory and practice of development, and in relation to race, class, gender and other identities. Read more
Postcolonial Studies - MA
SOAS University of London
School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics
programme offers a focus on the historical relationships of power, domination and practices of imperialism and colonialism in the modern period (late nineteenth-century to the present) through the study of literature and culture. Read more
MA - Public History and Heritage
Manchester Metropolitan University
Humanities, Languages and Social Science
Our specialised MA in Public History and Heritage draws on the research expertise of the Manchester Centre for Public History and Heritage , providing students with access to archives, historians and networks far beyond just those in the University. Read more
MA Internet Equalities
University of the Arts London
UAL Creative Computing Institute
MA Internet Equalities explores how power relations are organized, embedded and perpetuated in internet technologies, and how they can be re-organized or challenged through critical, creative and activist practice. Read more
Educational Foundations, Policy and Practice - Master of Arts (MA)
University of Colorado Boulder
School of Education
The master's program in Educational Foundations, Policy & Practice (EFPP) includes two possible concentrations, each with a different focus: community-based change , and evaluation and policy analysis. Read more
Crime, Justice & Security-MSc
Canterbury Christ Church University
Faculty of Science, Engineering and Social Sciences
Crime and justice are fundamental elements of our social lives. They fascinate the public imagination and pervade political debates, but they are also complex and contested concepts. Read more
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