You’ll study core modules during the year that introduce you to decolonial and social thought, and how these help understand the challenges that society faces both nationally and globally. You will focus more specifically on the process of social and decolonial theory formation and debate.
A choice of optional modules allows you to specialise in the areas of particular interest to you. You could choose to study themes such as postcolonial feminism, or look at issues such as global inequalities, culture, gender, religion and politics and multiculturalism.
At the end of the programme, you’ll submit your dissertation. This is an independent piece of research on a related topic of your choice, which will allow you to demonstrate and apply the knowledge and skills you’ve acquired during the year.
