

MSc in International Economic and Social Justice, Glasgow Caledonian University
Glasgow,
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12 Months
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About this course
The MSc International Economic and Social Justice offers both a one-year master's and a two-year master's with professional practice options. It aims to equip students with the skills to evaluate and improve economic and social policy interventions, all grounded in real-world issues like poverty, inequality, environmental concerns, migration, and gender discrimination. The course emphasizes a deep understanding of public policymaking and enhances analytical skills both quantitatively and qualitatively, with a focus on social justice. It is research-led, integrating insights from the Women in Scotland’s Economy (WiSE) Research Centre for Economic Justice, and benefits from strengths in gender, migration, inequality, and globalization research across the Glasgow School for Business and Society. The environment is student-centered, practical, participative, and diverse, encouraging critical analysis and theoretical understanding.
Why this course is highly recommended
If you're passionate about addressing social inequalities and want to develop the skills to critically assess and enhance policies for social justice, this course is a great choice. Its research-led approach, combined with practical and participative learning environments, ensures that students gain both theoretical knowledge and real-world analytical skills. The course’s close ties to impactful research and its focus on current global issues make it particularly relevant for those looking to make a meaningful difference in society.
Specialisation
This course is designed to utilise economic analysis to evaluate and improve policies promoting social justice. It specifically draws on research related to gender, migration, economic inequality, and globalization, particularly through the work of the WiSE Research Centre for Economic Justice. The curriculum uses insights from these areas to prepare students to tackle contemporary policy challenges with a socio-economic justice perspective.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
17.10L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
English language test
PTE
59
TOEFL
78
DUOLINGO
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IELTS
6
Career prospects
FAQs
What are the study options available?
Students can choose between a one-year master's or a two-year master's with professional practice.
Does the course focus on specific social issues?
Yes, it concentrates on issues like poverty, income inequality, environmental degradation, migration, gender discrimination, and public service reform.
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