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Careers in Gender, Law & Policy

Issues of equity and justice affect all industries and workplaces. This certificate develops key professional skills in the intersectional analysis of legal institutions and public policy. Graduates leave prepared to analyze and improve key systems responsible for the well-being of our communities.

Relevant Industries

Law

Education

Management

Social services

Public advocacy

Politics

International development

Human rights

Contact the KU Career Center for more information and resources about pursuing careers in Gender, Law & Policy.

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Careers in Gender, Law & Policy

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