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GEMMA
Master's Degree in Women's and Gender Studies
Duration: 2 years
Course description:
Master in Women's and Gender Studies is a joint European multidisciplinary programme which
provides high quality academic education and professional competencies for students wanting to
conduct further research or intending to work in the areas of women's studies, gender studies and
equal opportunities.
This European Master is unique in the way it brings together approaches to feminism from all cardinal
points in Europe. Created as a result of concerted efforts on the part of several universities working
together within the Socrates Thematic Network ATHENA, it brings together the expertise on
postgraduate studies of all the institutions involved. In its composition the GEMMA consortium
represents the harmonisation of eight different institutions from seven different European countries:
University of Granada (coordinator), University of Bologna, Central European University of Budapest,
University of Hull, Institutum Studiorum Humanitatis, Ljubljana (ISH), University of Lodz, University of
Oviedo and University of Utrecht. GEMMA is thus the fine tuning of North European, South European
and Central European higher education institutions where Women’s and Gender studies is one of the
main elements in their postgraduate offer. The languages used by the consortium universities will be
English, Italian and Spanish.
Website: http://www.ugr.es/~gemma/
Partners:
UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA, Spain (Co-ordinating institution)
UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO, Spain
CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY, Hungary
UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, Italy
UTRECHT UNIVERSITY, Netherlands
UNIVERSITY OF LODZ, Poland
ISH LJUBLJANA GRADUATE SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES, Slovenia
UNIVERSITY OF HULL, United Kingdom
Contact:
Adelina Sanchez
INSTITUTO UNIVERSITARIO DE ESTUDIOS DE LA MUJER
Edificio Intitutos Rector Lopez Arguëta, s/n
18071 Granada, SPAIN
adelina@ugr.es
Grant:
894 000 € (15 000 € consortium + 879 000 € scholarships), 2007
949 000 € (15 000 € consortium + 934 000 € scholarships), 2008
823 000 € (15 000 € consortium + 808 000 € scholarships), 2009