MA Sociology

Course Overview

The MA in Sociology addresses recent key concerns and enduring intellectual traditions within sociology and related social sciences. The degree addresses issues such as inequality, racism, violence, capitalism and social change among many important themes with particular contemporary relevance. Critical debate and modes of embedding critical thought in reflective practice mark core skills you will develop in this course. The core modules aim to ground you in theory, methods and analytical tools, and optional modules (normally three) give you the opportunity to apply them to particular issues. For the dissertation you will conduct independent study with a supervisor, choosing from a range of topics similar in scope to the options offered.

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Modules

  • Capitalism and Crisis
  • Dissertation
  • Research Projects in Practice: From Design to Dissemination
  • Challenging Educational Inequalities
  • Consumer Society
  • Critical Debates in Media and Cultural Studies
  • Critical Methods in Media and Cultural Studies
  • Cybercrime
  • Debates in Gender Research
  • Digital Audio Culture
  • Digital Journalism & Visual Storytelling
  • Environment and Culture
  • Feminist Media and Cultural Studies
  • Gender, Sex and Bodies
  • Key issues and theories in social justice and education
  • Making Research Count: Engaging with Quantitative Data
  • Methods in Science and Technology Studies
  • Mobilities, Society & Change
  • Practice Theory
  • Researching migration
  • The Philosophies of Social Research
  • £23,875 Per Year

    International student tuition fee

    1 Year

    Duration

    Sep 2024

    Start Month

    Aug 2024

    Application Deadline

    Upcoming Intakes

    • September 2024

    Mode of Study

    • Full Time