Embark on a transformative academic journey with the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (Global Women’s Studies) PhD at the University of Galway. This doctoral programme is designed for ambitious scholars seeking to contribute original research to the critical understanding of gender, power, and inequality on a global scale. You will delve into complex issues such as gendered power relations, evolving gender identities, and the challenges of women's empowerment within the context of globalisation. This PhD is ideal for those who wish to deepen their expertise in gender-focused research and make a significant impact in their chosen field.
As part of this structured PhD, you will engage with a rich curriculum of interdisciplinary taught modules, enhancing your specialist knowledge and developing essential dissertation skills. You will explore areas like gender perspectives on social science research and master qualitative and quantitative research methods. This full-time, on-campus programme spans four years, during which you will receive dedicated support from supervisors and a Graduate Research Committee. You will graduate with advanced research competencies and enhanced employability, prepared for academic careers or roles in international organisations and policy-making.