Why Study Women’s and Gender Studies at Women’s University in Africa?

WUA offers flexi time for the mature women and girls who want to acquire the degree. There are day, evening and block release classes.
WUA has a crèche where you can bring your toddlers while you attend classes in the morning or afternoon.

Duration: Three years

Entry requirements

• 5 ‘O’ Level subjects including English Language for those aged 40 years and above
• At least 2 ‘A’ Level subjects

Opportunities for Women’s and Gender Studies Graduates

This specialist degree gives you a combination of critical thinking and problem solving skills to prepare you for a career in:

• Non-governmental organisations;
• International organisations;
• Government departments;
• Gender desks in institutions;
• Colleges and universities;
• Private sector.

Graduates of Women’s and Gender Studies will take up jobs as:

• Community Workers
• Researchers
• Development specialists
• Advocacy
• Policy Analysts
• Programme Officers
• Consultants
• Journalists