| Universidades | Profesoras Feministas |
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| Universidad de Barcelona | Cristina Borderias (Histria Económica); Cristina Carrasco (Teoría Económica); |
| Universidad Complutense de Madrid | Paloma de Villota (Teoría Económica) Estrella Trincado (Histoira Pensamiento económico) |
| Universidad Pablo de Olavide: Género y Desarrollo | Lina Gálvez (Historia Económica) |
| Universidad de Zaragoza | Pilar de Luis Carnicer(Economía y Dirección de Empresas) |
| University of Massachusetts-Amherst Economics Department (USA) Labor Economics | Nancy Folbre, Lee Badgett, Lisa Saunders, and Melissa Gonzales-Brenes are on the faculty. |
| University of Utah Economics Department (USA) : | Gunseli Berik and Nilufer Catagay are on the faculty. |
| Colorado State University Economics Department (USA) | Elissa Braunstein and Alexandra Bernasek are on the faculty. |
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American University Economics Department (USA) |
The Ph.D. program offers feminist perspectives. Mieke Meurs and Maria Floro are on faculty. |
| University of Sydney (Australia), Discipline of Political Economy | Gabrielle Meagher is on faculty. |
| University of Nebraska-Lincoln Economics Department(USA) | Offers a field of specialization in feminist economics. Ann Mari May is on the faculty. |
| University of Massachusetts-Boston Public Policy Program (USA) | The program in Public Policy has an emphasis on political economy and multi-cultural approaches. Randy Albelda is on the faculty. |
| New York University | Raquel Fernández |
| Harvard University Economic Department | Claudia Goldin |
| Institute for Social Studies ; Gender and Economic Policy Analysis (The Netherlands) | Irene van Staveren, Haroon Akram Lodhi, and Diane Elson are on faculty. They teach a fulltime postgraduate course called Gender and Economic Policy Analysis. This may be taken by PhD students from elsewhere who like to learn about feminist development economics. ISS has a PhD program that encourages students to do research in the area of feminist development economics - they invite proposals and offer an interdisciplinary set of courses, which includes some feminist economics as well as attention to gender in development. |
The Gender Institute at the London School of Economics MSc Gender, Development and Globalisation (U.K.) |
Masters' program offerings include "Gender, Development, and Globalisation" while Ph.D. areas of study can include feminist political economy, globalisation and gender, economic restructuring, new economy, and work and care. Diane Perrons is the director. |
| Carleton University, School of Public Policy and Administration (Canada) | Offers a Masters in Public Administration and a Ph.D. in Public Policy. Frances Woolley is on the faculty. |
| Roosevelt University Economics Department (USA) . | Offers a master's degree program that includes the study of alternative schools of economic thought. June Lapidus is on the faculty. |
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| Grados | Diversas Universidades españolas |
| Diversas Universidades españolas | |