The Master of Arts in History and Specialization Feminist and Gender Studies at the University of Ottawa is designed for postgraduate students seeking to critically engage with historical narratives through the lens of feminist and gender studies. You will explore diverse historical periods and themes, developing advanced research methodologies and analytical skills. This program is ideal for those who wish to understand how gender and power dynamics have shaped societies and to contribute new perspectives to historical scholarship. You will benefit from the expertise of faculty members and the interdisciplinary approach offered by this specialized master's degree.
This full-time, on-campus master's program is typically completed over two years. Your studies will involve compulsory research seminars, elective courses within history, and a significant language requirement. A key component of your master's journey will be the preparation and defence of a substantial thesis, allowing you to conduct in-depth, original research. You will graduate with a Master of Arts degree, equipped with specialized knowledge and research capabilities that prepare you for doctoral studies or careers in academia, research, policy analysis, and cultural institutions.