Hi Guneet

You have a lot of options as far as career prospects are concerned after earning a Masters in Women & Gender Studies. The programme is basically for those who have an active interest in existing data and common assumptions about gender and gender identity, in understanding the contributions made by women in various fields of endeavor, and in gaining insight into feminist theories and methodologies. A degree in Women & Gender Studies will help you to pursue advanced study of the history, status, and contributions of women in different cultures, and of the relationships among feminist theories, social/global structures, and the production of gender. On completing this programme, you can , pursue doctoral degrees in women’s and gender studies or other professional degrees or find employment in various areas like counseling, teaching, business, politics, law etc.
You can also find career opportunities in a range of organizations in the public and private sectors, particularly those addressing women and gender issues. Apart from this, there are many practical applications for Women's Studies training on the job. For instance, as more & more women start working, companies feel the need for more sensitivity to women's issues such as sexual harassment, flex-time, parental leave, pay equity and equal employment opportunities.
The development of women's agencies and organizations is spurring demand for graduates with specializations in Women's Studies. There is also an increasing demand in the field of law, medicine, social work, teaching, counseling and government service for expertise on gender issues. Similarly, women's studies specialists are increasingly being used as consultants in industry, higher education, insurance companies, and personnel firms. Hope this helped you!

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