Critical Inequality Studies

Location

United States

Qualification

Under Graduate

Fees

$48,980/year (approx)

Duration

4 years

Next intake

Fall and Spring

Entry score

TOEFL: 80 or higher (nursing students, 85 or higher) IELTS: 6.0 or higher (nursing students, 6.5 or higher Duolingo Exam: 100 (Note: The Duolingo is NOT accepted for students applying for admission into any programs within the School of Nursing.) Pearson Academic PTE: 50 overall score (nursing students, 55 or higher)

Curry’s minor in Critical Inequality Studies is one of the only of its kind in New England. It follows an emerging trend among higher education leaders dedicated to expanding the understanding of inequality patterns and how these issues impact individuals, institutions, and society.

This minor provides students with a broad-based background on the intersection of systems of oppression and inequality, from understanding the historical and social roots to learning tools and strategies for addressing inequalities and creating positive social change. The Critical Inequality Studies minor provides an important line of inquiry for students. Moreover, this foundation will serve students well while they are here at Curry and beyond, as an understanding of, and sensitivity, to diversity issues is increasingly recognized as an asset in the workplace.

Graduates are prepared for careers such as:
-Social policy analyst
-Community outreach coordinator
-Nonprofit program manager
-Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) specialist
-Human rights advocate

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Critical Inequality Studies