Policies, Gender, and Minorities

The Politics, Gender, and Minorities Master's program was established in 1998, representing at the time a novelty in Romania regarding its thematic focus. The program trains specialists at the highest level in the fields of gender equality, equal opportunities, and minority rights in the Romanian labor market. The courses cover various topics such as democratic values, human rights, ethnic and cultural minorities in Romania, feminist policies and theories, political representation, education for equal opportunities, intersectional policies, as well as courses on the European Union, citizenship, and the global context, development policies, and research laboratories (where scientific research methods and techniques are studied).

The Politics, Gender, and Minorities Master's program is open to graduates from any field of higher education. It caters to those interested in pursuing a career in equal opportunities, public policies, non-discrimination policies, civic and political activism, as well as those aiming for an academic career.