The Master of Arts in International Development and Globalization with a specialization in Feminist and Gender Studies at the University of Ottawa is designed for students passionate about addressing complex global challenges through an interdisciplinary lens. You will explore critical theories and practical approaches within international development, while gaining specialized knowledge in feminist and gender studies to analyze power dynamics and promote equity. This program is ideal for those seeking to understand and contribute to social justice, human rights, and sustainable development on a global scale, preparing you for impactful careers in policy, advocacy, and research.
This full-time, on-campus Master's degree is studied over two years, offering a rigorous academic experience that balances core coursework with specialized electives and research. You will engage with research methods, delve into topics such as social movements, equity, and human rights, and have the opportunity to complete a major research paper. The University of Ottawa's location in the federal capital provides unique networking opportunities with policymakers and NGOs. You will graduate with advanced analytical skills and a deep understanding of global issues, ready to pursue careers in international organizations, government, non-profits, or further academic study.