Childhood Studies - Master's Programme

This two-year, research-based programme examines the relationship between childhood and culture, and how economic, social and political dynamics shape children's well-being and the conditions they face across different contexts, in both the Global North and Global South. It draws on theoretical and methodological approaches from across the social sciences, with teaching conducted in English. Graduates are prepared for policy and planning work within public bodies, locally or internationally, or within non-governmental organisations, as well as for research on children and childhood and further doctoral study.