The Psychology of Global Mobility, Inclusion and Diversity in Society, Erasmus Mundus - MSc at the University of Limerick is designed for aspiring professionals seeking to address complex societal challenges related to migration, intergroup relations, and cultural diversity. This postgraduate programme equips you with essential psychological and intercultural skills to navigate and contribute to multicultural working environments and the global knowledge economy. You will delve into critical areas such as stereotyping, prejudice, intercultural contact, and the psychology of acculturation, preparing you to prevent marginalisation and promote social equality.
This full-time, on-campus Master's degree is studied over two years, involving collaborative learning across at least two partner universities, offering distinct thematic paths: Culture & Diversity, Mobility & Society, or Inclusion & Health. You will engage with diverse methodologies, including advanced quantitative and qualitative data analysis, and complete an obligatory internship with a partner organisation in your second year, culminating in a Master’s thesis. You will graduate with the expertise to pursue impactful careers in international organisations, NGOs, policy development, and research, fostering inclusion and understanding globally.