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Concluding thoughts

Roisin and Anni close the course with a 'thank you' message

Over the last six weeks, we have considered a large amount of material covering many important aspects of the whole issue of violence against women.

We have two final questions for you to consider and discuss.

  • How do you now regard the links between gender inequality and violence against women after having completed the course?
  • Will your learning on the course help you to play a part in preventing violence against women? If so, what would that involve?

Thanks for all your contributions. We hope you have enjoyed the course!

Further study at the University of Strathclyde

If this course has whetted your appetite for learning about gender, violence and in/equality, we are delighted to offer a 10% fee discount on the MSc Applied Gender Studies at the University of Strathclyde. This is an exclusive offer for anyone who has completed the FutureLearn Understanding Violence Against Women course.

Starting September 2019, the MSc Applied Gender Studies is offered both as a full-time one-year or part-time two-year programme at our campus in Glasgow city centre. Details about course content – including our innovative Research Placement scheme – can be found on the course information page.

Programme Director, Karen Boyle, made an appearance in the online course discussing her research on gender, violence and representation. Please do contact Karen directly if you have any questions about the MSc course.

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