Sociology MA

The Sociology MA program at Anglia Ruskin University provides students with a comprehensive understanding of sociological theories and methods, as well as the ability to apply them to real-world problems. The program covers a wide range of topics, including social inequality, globalization, and cultural studies. Students will have the opportunity to engage in original research and develop their critical thinking and analytical skills. With a focus on practical application, this program is ideal for those interested in pursuing careers in fields such as social policy, research, and education.

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Students in the Sociology MA program will have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including our dedicated sociology lab and opportunities for fieldwork and placements. The program is designed to be flexible, with part-time and full-time options available. Anglia Ruskin University is located in Cambridge, a world-renowned center of academic excellence.

Discover the Power of Sociology at Anglia Ruskin University

Anglia Ruskin University offers a unique blend of academic rigor and practical application. Our faculty are experts in their fields and have extensive experience working with students to help them achieve their goals. The university's location in Cambridge provides access to a vibrant cultural and intellectual environment, with numerous museums, libraries, and research centers nearby. Additionally, Anglia Ruskin University has a strong reputation for producing graduates who are highly sought after by employers.

Our Masters's course will help deepen your knowledge of the theoretical and substantive aspects of contemporary sociology. Youll develop expertise in the principles and application of social research methodology, and examine key debates and issues like progress and reason, genetic structuralism, and the role of modernity. Our optional modules will also let you explore more specialist areas such as modern crime control, nationalism or nature, and society. All your studies will be supported by our research-active staff, whose interests reflect the latest developments in sociology. Our staff and their areas of expertise are: Course Leader: Dr. Mirna Guha: gendered inequalities; intersectional feminism; 'race', identity, and social relations; gender-based violence; sex work; social justice Dr. Liz Bradbury: social theory; gender studies; psychoanalysis; the Frankfurt School

A good honours degree (or equivalent), normally in a related subject. Applicants with professional experience are also encouraged to apply.