People considering a stay in Bochum could also consider studying the Master's program in the double-degree variant.

Gender Studies at Ruhr-Universität Bochum are interdisciplinary in nature, with specializations possible in the fields of "Work, Institutions, Cultural Practices", "Cultural and Media Representations" and "Identities, Positions, Differences".

Who could I study with?

• Astrid Deuber-Mankowsky (Chair of Media Public Spheres and Media Actors with a Special Focus on Gender)
• Christian Grünnagel (Chair of Romance Philology, in particular Literary Studies and Literary Didactics)
• Henriette Gunkel (Chair for Transformations of Audiovisual Media with Special Consideration of Gender and Queer Theory)
• Heike Kahlert (Chair of Sociology/Social Inequality and Gender)
• Maren Lorenz (Chair of Early Modern History & Gender History)
• Katja Sabisch (Chair of Gender Studies)
• Änne Söll (Chair of Modern and Contemporary Art History)

Further information: www.sowi.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/genderstudies/ and https://mariejahodacenter.rub.d e/

Central perspectives in the Master's programme in Gender Studies at HU Berlin are academic criticism, interdependencies of gender and other social categorizations, transdisciplinarity, and the connection of acquired knowledge to areas of practice and application. There are modules in the areas of interdependencies, knowledge, standardizations, medializations, transformations, and interventions, among others.

Who could I study with?

• Christine Bauhardt (Chair of Gender and Globalization at the Faculty of Life Sciences)
• Beate Binder (Chair of European Ethnology and Gender Studies)
• Claudia Bruns (Chair of Historical Anthropology and Gender Studies)
• Silvy Chakkalakal (Junior Professorship of European Ethnology with a focus on cultural anthropological gender studies on socio-cultural spaces and processes of education)
• Sabine Hark (Chair for Interdisciplinary Women's and Gender Studies at the TU Berlin)
• Brigitta Kuster (Junior Professorship of Cultural Studies Film Research with a Focus on Gender)
• Ulrike Lembke (Chair for Public Law and Gender Studies)
• Kerstin Palm (Chair for Gender and Science / Science and Gender Studies)
• Ulrike Vedder (Chair of Modern German Literature from the 18th Century to the Present/Theories and Methods of Literary Gender Studies) Gender Studies)
• Christine Wimbauer (Chair of Sociology of Work and Gender Relations)

Further information: https: //www.gender.hu-berlin.de/de

At Kiel University, courses in the field of Gender and Diversity Studies can be attended as part of the Erasmus stay, with a focus on social science diversity research and diversity management.

Who could I study with?

• Tina Spies (Chair of Sociology, Gender and Diversity)
• Oktay Aktan

Further information: https: //www.gendiv.uni-kiel.de/de/arbeitsbereich-gender-und-diversity-studies

The Master's program is run in cooperation with the University of Tampere. Turku is a university city in south-western Finland; the Gender Department is part of the Faculty of Human Sciences. Turku specializes in cultural studies, with a focus on sexuality and postcolonial studies. Tampere is just under 2 hours by train to the north, where the Gender Studies Department is part of the Faculty of Social Sciences. Focus Tampere: "Gender, Institutions and Politics", activism.

Modules offered: Feminist Theory, Feminist Methodology, Gendered and Sexualized Society, Feminist Art Studies, Feminist Postcolonialism

Who could I study with?

• Marianne Liljeström

Further information: https://www.utu.fi/en/university/faculty-of-humanities/gender-studies 

The Department of Gender Studies is part of the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Prague. The English-language Master's program in Gender Studies focuses on the theoretical and methodological analysis of gender issues, with a special focus on the analysis and reflection of post-socialist experiences.

Modules offered: History of Feminist Theories, Research Methods in Gender Studies, Academic Writing and Literary Theory, Politics of Identity and Sexualities, Feminist Cultural Studies; there are also a variety of changing elective modules/courses.

Who could I study with?

• Věra Sokolová
• Petra Ezzeddine
• Lubica Kobová
• Petr Pavlík

Further information: https://gender.fhs.cuni.cz/KGSENG-2.html 

In cooperation with the Department of Sociology, a place at the University of Chester (United Kingdom) may also be available. In Chester there is the possibility to study with Emma Rees, more information about the program can be found here: Gender Studies MRes | University of Chester.

There is also the possibility to apply for a so-called interdisciplinary place (these are places for students of all fields of study), further information can be found here: https: //international.uni-graz.at/de/auslandsaufenthalte/studienaufenthalte/erasmus-studienaufenthalte/.

If you have another place in mind for a stay abroad, please send an e-mail to koordff(at)uni-graz.at and we will try to make it possible.