MSc Gerontology: Research
Gerontology examines ageing and its impact. On this MSc Gerontology: Research you’ll learn about the effects of ageing populations on social institutions, labour markets, welfare systems, families and individuals. The course also places a strong emphasis on qualitative and quantitative research methods.
You’ll graduate in an ideal position to pursue doctoral level studies or for a career in local or national government.
Understanding the process of population ageing can benefit areas such as health and social care, research, local and national policy. On this course, you'll study a range of perspectives, including policy, demography, sociology, biology, healthcare sciences, psychology and economics.
This UK master’s in gerontology research is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP). The ESRC DTP can offer funding if you're interested in progressing to PhD training.
If you already have research methods skills you may be able to study more advanced modules in quantitative or qualitative research methods.
You’ll develop:
If you prefer, you can apply to study this course as:
Your modules and fees may vary if you choose a different study option.
Athina Vlachantoni is Professor of Gerontology and Social Policy. Her research interests combine the areas of ageing, gender and social policy. Visit Professor Vlachantoni’s profile page to find out more about her research interests and publications.
Gerontology examines ageing and its impact. On this MSc Gerontology: Research you’ll learn about the effects of ageing populations on social institutions, labour markets, welfare systems, families and individuals. The course also places a strong emphasis on qualitative and quantitative research methods.
You’ll graduate in an ideal position to pursue doctoral level studies or for a career in local or national government.
Understanding the process of population ageing can benefit areas such as health and social care, research, local and national policy. On this course, you'll study a range of perspectives, including policy, demography, sociology, biology, healthcare sciences, psychology and economics.
This UK master’s in gerontology research is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) South Coast Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP). The ESRC DTP can offer funding if you're interested in progressing to PhD training.
If you already have research methods skills you may be able to study more advanced modules in quantitative or qualitative research methods.
You’ll develop:
If you prefer, you can apply to study this course as:
Your modules and fees may vary if you choose a different study option.
Athina Vlachantoni is Professor of Gerontology and Social Policy. Her research interests combine the areas of ageing, gender and social policy. Visit Professor Vlachantoni’s profile page to find out more about her research interests and publications.
