Course Overview
The program builds skills in social research, policy analysis, and community studies. Students learn how to examine social issues using structured academic methods and field-based research.
Course content is shaped by academic staff working in sociology, education, and policy areas. Assignments include research projects, reports, and group work linked to social topics.
Graduates gain skills for careers in public administration, social research organisations, education sectors, and non-government agencies. The course also supports further study at doctoral level in social science fields.
General Eligibility
Applicants need a recognised bachelor’s degree in social sciences, sociology, political science, education, or related fields. Applications from other backgrounds may be accepted with relevant academic or work experience.
Required documents include academic transcripts, CV, passport copy, and statement of purpose. Some applicants may be asked for an interview.
Scholarships are available through the University of Malta based on academic performance and financial need. External funding options may also be available through government or EU-supported schemes. Applications are submitted online through the university portal.
Part Time Work Details
Up to 20 hours per week during study period, full-time allowed during academic breaks
Language Requirement