General Objective
To educate specialists in gender studies, with theoretical and applied knowledge, to analyze social problems related to gender inequality and its intersection with other axes of oppression, to participate in theoretical debates within this field, and to contribute to the understanding of national and international issues from feminist and queer perspectives for their interpretation and resolution.
Mission
To educate specialists who contribute theoretically to the academic production of gender studies, from feminist and queer perspectives, and who are capable of conducting research and teaching that contribute to the identification and reflection on specific social problems and to the development of proposals for social transformation related to the inequalities produced by the articulation of the sex-gender system with other conditions of oppression and inequality.
Vision
By 2035, the Master’s in Gender Studies will be a consolidated postgraduate program, recognized for its academic excellence, dedicated to socially and politically engaged research from feminist and queer perspectives, for the study and transformation of social problems related to inequality produced by the articulation of the sex-gender system with other conditions of oppression and inequality.