Masters in Art (Reparatory Justice)

by: University of the West Indies Cave Hill

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The University of Glasgow and The University of the West Indies jointly offer a Master of Arts Program in Reparatory Justice. This focuses on society, namely correcting injustice. As an international interdisciplinary MA, this program—the first of its kind—is designed to attract students from across the globe with varying disciplinary backgrounds and experiences. The MA in Reparatory Justice offers courses from UWI, UoG, and Brown University (an affiliate university). Classes have a historical basis and connection, with present-day realities as the primary content to intentionally facilitate a deeper understanding and appreciation of the demand for reparations justice. With many grassroots activists participating in the fight for reparations justice, it is important to broaden their ac...

Program Highlights

Take a broadly based master's degree program organized around three pillars (teaching, research, and education), thanks to the partnership between UWI and Glasgow.

Enroll in courses that boast an interdisciplinary approach to reparative justice, rooted in historical training and methods, but with a focus on contemporary movements and issues.

Combine theory and practice through an emphasis on methods across the spectrum, from archival research to policy work.

Dive into a unique international learning experience through a collaboration with research centers in Europe, the Americas, and Africa.

Study a program that has not been developed previously on a global scale, in regard to over 400 years of the European colonial project and its consequences.