University of Leeds

Course Description

• ​This program equips students with the necessary knowledge and skills to engage in and contribute towards work that tackles the realities and effects of social inequality
• Students will be open to an intellectual environment and cutting edge methodological approaches to comparing and contrasting the formation and consequences of inequalities across a range of national and international contexts  
• This program encourages an intersectional approach to understand socio-economic stratification and how this links with physical ability, race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, sexuality, class, and age  
• Students will benefit from the interdisciplinary expertise and extra-curricular activities hosted by the School and its research centers including those in Disability Studies, Ethnicity and Racism Studies, Interdisciplinary Gender Studies and Research into Families, the Life Course, and Generations  
• Graduates will be open to pursuing careers across a diverse range of organizational settings such as in government, NGOs, charities, think tanks, social enterprises, and business