Centre for Women's Studies- Fees

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The Centre for Women's Studies at Goa University, established in 1988, is a distinguished academic entity dedicated to the in-depth study and research of women's issues and gender within the Indian context and globally. Located on the scenic Taleigao Plateau campus of Goa University in Goa, the Centre operates as a vital department focused on generating critical knowledge and promoting gender-sensitive perspectives. It offers comprehensive postgraduate and doctoral programs, specifically a Master of Arts (MA) and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Women's Studies. These programs are strategically structured to facilitate critical thinking and provide students with the analytical tools necessary to understand the intricate dynamics of inequality and its perpetuation. The curriculum delves into various facets of gender, development, social movements, and policy, preparing students to identify challenges and work towards meaningful social transformation. The dedicated faculty members are central to the Centre's mission, actively engaged in teaching, pioneering research, documentation, and advocacy. They collaborate with a network of organizations at the state, national, and international arenas, ensuring that the academic pursuits are linked with real-world applications and community engagement. The Centre benefits from the overall infrastructure and resources available at Goa University, providing a conducive environment for advanced learning and research. The MA program is designed to build a strong theoretical foundation and critical understanding, while the PhD program focuses on developing advanced research capacities, enabling scholars to contribute original work to the field. Through its academic offerings, research initiatives, and outreach activities, the Centre for Women's Studies is widely recognized for its commitment to bridging theory and practice, striving for social change from a feminist perspective, and significantly impacting the discourse on women's empowerment and development in the region and beyond.