Taught jointly by the Departments of Philosophy, Sociology, Government and Law. This interdisciplinary MA is intended for students with a good honours degree in Politics, Economics, Law, Sociology, History, European Studies or a related discipline. The degree provides advanced training in the political, economic, sociological and legal aspects of the process of European integration and the interrelationship between them. For further information, see European Studies . This new interdisciplinary taught scheme is based in the Departments of Government, History, Literature and Sociology.
Students take three taught courses or their equivalent.
The other four units will be made up of options taken from a list of gender-related courses already taught within the University. The native peoples and cultures of the Americas form the subject matter of this innovative interdisciplinary degree scheme involving the Departments of Art History and Theory, Literature and Sociology. MA in Postcolonial Studies Jointly taught by the Departments of Literature, History and Sociology. Interdisciplinary introduction to Postcolonial Theory forms a two-term core course, supplemented with options chosen from the three Departments. The focus is on contemporary theory, but with attention to issues of colonialism, nationalism, and ethnicity.