This course is subject to validation.

 

Do you want to make a difference in the world? Challenge racism and injustice? Find solutions that make life better for everyone?

 

Do you want to develop high-level research skills relevant to your discipline? Are you considering a career in a research role? Would you like to use your research skills in a community-facing organisation or to enhance a public service?

 

Learn how to change the world through research and use your skills to speak with authority to global decision makers, to influence organisations and communities and to challenge racism and injustice.

 

This programme brings together specialist research skills with training in research advocacy and using research for social justice aims. The course is designed to build strategies and structures to challenge and survive the structural racism and inequality of UK and global society, including in universities and research fields. 

 

This MRes is targeting individuals representing the ‘Global Majority’, particularly students from groups who are underrepresented in research careers with a first degree wanting to pursue a postgraduate qualification in the Creative Arts, Business Management, Bioscience or Social Sciences to help create social justice in a turbulent world. Global majority includes people whose recent families originated from the global south (Africa, South Asia, and South America) and other non-white backgrounds.