Sociology master degree courses

... with technology? How can we think sociologically about the future? How important is what we consume to our sense of identity and social relationships? How have the financial crisis and austerity measures impacted on people’s daily lives? Here at Lancaster you can engage with these questions and have chance to ask... Learn about: Social Thought, Social Media, Sociological Imagination...

.... Sociology at BGU will provide you with state of the art understanding of key classical and contemporary social, cultural and sociology theories as well as rigorous training in social research methods that are in demand from employers. On completion of this course, you’ll leave us equipped with a wide range...

...Our Sociology and Sport Development courses have been combined to offer you the opportunity to study two different subjects at degree level. This combination will enable you to benefit from high quality teaching across two courses and will provide you with greater career options... Learn about: IT Development...

...This broad-based degree in Sociology and Media Studies offers students the opportunity to specialise in areas of their interest, such as the social impact of the new media, the internet and other information and communications technologies, media discourse, media policy and regulation... Learn about: Media Studies...

...A Politics and Sociology degree at Lancaster will help you develop valuable skills in research, analysis and communication, as well as a range of written, team working and time management skills that are increasingly sought after by graduate employers. Your degree focuses on understanding social... Learn about: Sociology modules, Political Ideas, Politics of development...

...Year 1 Modules What Is (The Point Of) Sociology? Writing And Thinking Sociologically Pupils, Schools And Society Perspectives On Learning Year... Learn about: Independent Study, Education Studies, Professional Contexts...

... at an international level. You'll gain a thorough knowledge of sociological approaches to international relations and acquire a wide range of transferable skills relevant to national and international development organisations, associated private and public sector organisations, and related NGOs and charities... Learn about: Social Change, Human Rights, International Relations...

...SOCIOL 226-0 Sociological Analysis (1 Unit) Logic and methods of social research, qualitative and quantitative analysis of social data, and ethical, political, and policy issues in social research. Foundation for further work in social research...

.... They will encourage you to look beyond traditional views and consider how ideas about crime, justice, society and culture are shaped by history, economics, politics and ideology. Our unique approach to your first year allows you to select modules in Law, Sociology and Criminology, tackling topics such as youth... Learn about: Crime Data and Trends, IT Law, Criminal Justice...

... and difference, international relations, international political economy, sociology of media and culture, and international development. It offers an important empirical dimension, linking ethical questions around the provision of public goods like welfare or security to the demands of existing social movements... Learn about: World Politics, Political Economy...

... can engage with concepts and theories within Sociology and Philosophy, and to develop specialised subject vocabularies. The degree encourages individuals to become digitally literate and intellectually curious, with the capacity to work both independently and as part of a wider team to understand, develop...

...SOCIOL 226-0 Sociological Analysis (1 Unit) Logic and methods of social research, qualitative and quantitative analysis of social data, and ethical, political, and policy issues in social research. Foundation for further work in social research...

... of a variety of religions, cultures and values. Furthermore, your study of Sociology enables you to place this knowledge in context within contemporary society. Lancaster graduates in the subject have chosen a wide range of careers, including roles in the Civil Service, journalism, banking, the police... Learn about: Sociology and Religious, Contemporary Challenges, Social Thought...

... management" research. The course is not designed to survey the field of strategy. Rather, the focus is on getting a closer understanding of the recent work by sociologists and sociologically-oriented organization theorists that investigates central questions in strategic management. In particular... Learn about: Strategic Management...

... wider cultural and social impact. BGU’s Sociology programme provides a comprehensive and exciting introduction to the study of all aspects of the social world. The course takes you on a journey from the 19th-century foundations of the discipline through to the social, cultural and political changes... Learn about: Professional Contexts, Psychology In Society, Social Thought...

... and transferable skills can be used in a variety of professions in the public and private sectors. Strengths of the Sociology programme include its focus on...

... a knowledge base for the teaching of social science, especially sociology. Suitable for: We welcome applications from students with ethnically diverse backgrounds, students returning to education and international students...

... and professional perspectives on the law, seeing legal institutions, ideas and processes as an important part of society. As well as subject-specific content, an interdisciplinary approach enables lawyers to understand law in a broad sociological context and helps sociologists to understand legal techniques. A... Learn about: Criminal law, Contract Law, Social Theory...

... of categorical inequality, and the interaction of social structure and political power. Students will examine key theoretical paradigms that have constituted sociology since its founding, assess how and why they have changed over time, and discuss the implications of these shifts for urban research and planning... Learn about: Urban Sociology...

... Making (20 Credits) Year 2 4EC001 Microeconomic Principles (20 Credits) 4SL005 The Sociological Imagination (20 Credits) 4PO006 Contemporary Capitalism... Learn about: Social Policy...