The Race, Education and Decolonial Thought MA at Leeds Beckett University is designed for you if you are passionate about understanding and addressing the profound impact of race, racism, and decoloniality in contemporary society. This master’s degree offers a unique opportunity to critically engage with global discourses, drawing on theories and practices from both the Global South and Global North. You will explore the complex intersections of race, identity, and culture, particularly within the Black Atlantic diaspora, and delve into crucial areas like critical whiteness studies and critical ethnic studies. This programme is ideal for those seeking to deepen their academic knowledge and enhance their professional practice in fields impacted by these vital issues.
Studied on campus, this full-time master’s degree is delivered over one year. You will engage with core modules such as Decolonial Thought & Critical Race Theory and Race, Identity & Culture in the Black Atlantic, alongside optional modules that allow you to tailor your learning. The course culminates in a substantial dissertation, providing you with the opportunity to conduct in-depth research on a topic of your choice. You will graduate with advanced analytical skills and a comprehensive understanding of decolonial thought, preparing you for impactful careers in education, policy, activism, and beyond.