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39 Cultural Studies programs found

PhD Programmes in Social Sciences Cultural Studies

A Doctor of Philosophy, or PhD, is an advanced degree that requires years of study, dedication, and hard work to earn. With their comprehensive knowledge and increased expertise, individuals who earn a PhD are often considered experts in their field.

What is a PhD in Cultural Studies? This program provides students with an in-depth education regarding the study and analysis of worldwide cultures. Completing a PhD in Cultural Studies may require learning about the artistic and literary traditions of a culture, as well as the influence of trade, media, nationalism, immigration, education, and race in a culture’s identity. Possible course topics may include gender and sexuality, human rights practices, political landscapes, immigration and ethnicity, militarization and conflicts, and travel and tourism. PhD students often choose to focus in a specific area, such as human rights studies or feminist theories.

Earning a PhD in Cultural Studies allows students to focus their learning in a specific area that interests them, which can be very rewarding. Pursuing an advanced education may also help graduates to find careers that pay well and increased professional and personal opportunities.

The cost to earn a PhD can vary from one student to another and may depend on a variety of factors. Interested students should speak directly with their potential schools and ask for current information regarding tuition rates and other possible fees.

Graduates with a PhD in Cultural Studies have many career options available to them in the sectors of education, research, administration, counseling, policy development, social services, and the nonprofit field. Students may choose to work as a professor, teaching cultural studies or focusing their teaching on a specific culture, such as Western culture studies or African American studies. Students may also choose to work as a community outreach coordinator, cultural researcher, social advocate, museum director and administrator, or executive director of an NGO.

Completing a PhD in Cultural Studies may be a lifelong goal, but it starts with a single step. To take that first step, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.