Social Justice and Equity Studies (MA)

The Master of Arts in Social Justice and Equity Studies (SJES) at Brock University is a transdisciplinary graduate program offered through the Faculty of Social Sciences, examining processes and struggles associated with age, ability, gender, sexuality, racism, speciesism, the environment, class, and other patterns of inequality. Students may pursue a Major Research Paper (MRP) pathway, completed over four terms (16 months); an MRP pathway with a co-op placement, completed over six terms (two years); or a Thesis pathway, completed over six terms (two years). Entry is in September, with an application deadline of January 15. Admission requires a four-year bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline, with a minimum average of 75%. Applicants who require proof of English proficiency must meet the standard graduate minimum requirements. Applicants submit transcripts, two references, a statement of interest, and a resume or CV, and apply to a single preferred pathway.