You will study a wide range of global injustices, from gendered and racialised inequality to spatial, class, climate and environmental injustices, as well as forms of cultural, political and decolonial resistance. The programme builds on critical academic perspectives from around the world to connect academic thinking with society, policy making and practice. During fieldwork on global injustice and its dimensions in a local setting, you will do research with societal actors and co-produce an actionable event or product.

Is Global Justice and Social Transformation right for you?

1. You are driven by questions of global justice and want to translate your research into action beyond academia.
2. You want to understand complex global challenges through different disciplinary and cultural perspectives.
3. You want to conduct fieldwork and learn directly from and with local actors.
4. You want to develop the knowledge and skills to build a career focused on social change.

Degree certificate

Global Justice and Social Transformation is an accredited degree programme of History. After successful completion of this programme, you will receive a legally accredited Master’s degree in History and the title Master of Arts (MA).