The master's program Gender, Intersectionality and Politics qualifies students for a scientific career and doctorate for research both within and outside a university setting. Furthermore, graduates of the master's degree can later work in other knowledge-based areas of politics. Future employers for graduates could be, for example: public administrations, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, policy advisors, management consultants, foundations, associations, adult education and political education institutions, media or publishing companies.

It is possible to carry out a six-week internship during your studies, which prepares you for your future career and offers the opportunity to apply and test the knowledge gained during your studies in practice.