Description

Type

Postgraduate
Location

Southampton

Start date

September

Introducing your course
Do you want to explore the structure of human society? Do you want to investigate why societies pool their resources to pay for social protection how social policy forms society? Enrol on the MSc Sociology and Social Policy degree and conduct social science research to understand the forces behind the construction of policies.
This masters course will open a path a range of fulfilling careers in social research and social policy. It also provides a stepping stone for those who wish to pursue a PhD in sociology and/or social policy.

Facilities

Southampton (Hampshire)

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University Road, SO17 1BJ

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Subjects

Credit
Social Policy
Sociology
Social Science

Course programme

Year 1

Three pathways are offered for the MSc Sociology and Social Policy programme: Qualitative, Quantative and Substantiative.

Some of the compulsory modules students may take are listed below.

Once you have successfully completed your taught modules, you will carry out a piece of independent research to be written up as a 15,000 word dissertation. Full-time students submit the dissertation by the end of September of that year; part-time students normally submit the dissertation by the end of the following December.This dissertation module, SOCI6010, is a core module.

Students will be required to take two optional modules. Some of the optional modules students may take are listed below. Please note that specific options may change from year to year.

Core [?]

A core module is a module which must be taken and passed.

SOCI6010Credit[?]