Psychology of Global Mobility, Inclusion and Diversity in Society, Erasmus Mundus - MSc Graduate profile
Key information
The MSc Psychology of Global Mobility, Inclusion and Diversity in Society, Erasmus Mundus can lead graduates to the following sectors and careers:
- Business organisations with roles in HR, international management and administration, international marketing
- NGOs with roles in project management, communications, facilitation of diversity programmes
- Development and international agencies with roles as humanitarian aid workers
- Health sector with roles in cultural mediation
- Communication with roles in culturally sensitive communication, public media, public relations
- University sector with roles in research, teaching or workshop facilitation
- Government and local authorities with roles in public policy, research and city development
- Intergovernmental organisations with roles in e.g. UNESCO
- Diplomacy and foreign relations research (within and outside academia)
- Counselling, cultural consultancy, cultural training, cultural mediation and negotiation.
I am currently working as Assistant Permanent Secretary for the Prime Minister’s Office at the Ministry of Social Integration in Mauritius.
I chose this masters because I knew it would equip me to understand multicultural harmonious coexistence much better through theory & practice. But this program proved to be more than just that. It challenged my perspective and I learned so much from all the amazing people I met from various countries- I now have a global family in all corners of the world.
Global-MINDS made me stronger as I learnt how to travel across borders during a pandemic and adapt to changing environments every semester. Today I am a more capable global citizen who can contribute in many ways to promote tolerance of differences.
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