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Courses

The Graduate School of Gender Studies regularly arranges postgraduate courses and seminars, some of them in English. Our courses are usually given every two years, as long as there are applicants.

Current courses

Autumn 2025

Introduction to gender research (7,5 hp)

Course literature

Information about the course

The aim of this course is to give doctoral students with different disciplinary backgrounds an introduction to the most common ways of conducting gender research. Emphasis is on gender research conducted in various disciplines beyond Gender Studies, not on Gender studies as a discipline of its own. The course provides an introduction to how key theoretical perspectives from feminist theory influence and structure empirical studies in different fields, and constitutes an opportunity for participants to explore how gender research has been conducted within their own field of research. The course is suitable for doctoral students in the beginning or middle of their research education.

The course consists of three themes. Each theme consists of a lecture, mandatory and reference reading, a written paper (see instructions below), and a seminar. The course ends with a joint exercise. If you cannot attend the final meeting, you have to do a written examination instead.

Apply by filling in the form, where you can also see the schedule. The course will be given on campus in English.

Discourse analysis (7,5 credits)

More information will come

Spring 2026

Feminist theory (7,5 credits)

Gender in the research process (7,5 credits)

Previous courses

Spring 2025

Applied quantitative and empirically driven gender research (7,5 credits). 

Doing qualitative research: Methodological reflections in gender research (7,5 credits)

 

Autumn 2024

Introduction to Gender Studies: Perspectives and concepts (7,5 credits) 

Workshop on Sexual harassment and violence in academia, by Guest Researcher Professor Carmen Vives Cases.

Read more about Carmen Vives Cases.

 

Responsible for course development

Hanna Söderlund
Associate professor
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Latest update: 2025-09-01