191 Part-time Master's in Sociology in United Kingdom

The Sociology (by research) programme offered by University of York is perfect for students with a focused interest in a particular area of sociology, who have already developed a firm basis for their chosen research topic.

The MSc in International Development and Humanitarianism from Brunel University of London will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the complex relationship between global development and humanitarian action.

The Law - Health, Law and Society is a distinctive programme at University of Bristol that goes beyond traditional healthcare law studies. 

The Museums, Heritage and Society (Online) programme offered by University of St Andrews prepares for employment in museums by training in all types of museums, galleries and other heritage facilities.

This Social Research course from Lancaster University is ideal for those preparing for doctoral study or seeking research expertise for careers in policy, public service, think tanks, or the voluntary sector.

The Socio-Legal Studies programme offered by the University of Bristol blends rigorous research training with interdisciplinary insights on how law interacts with society. Emphasising empirical research and practical application, this programme prepares you to influence future legal and social policies, positioning you at the forefront of socio-legal change. 

The Research Training course from Newcastle University equips you with the knowledge, understanding, skills and aptitudes to undertake advanced research.

Throughout this Global Culture and Society MA course from University of York, you'll discover how societies and cultures across the world are becoming increasingly connected.

Throughout MRes in Social Science Research Methods (Part time) from the University of East Anglia, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills to successfully design and complete Master’s level research. You’ll become practiced in a range of advanced research methods tailored to your needs. 

Explore social development in policy, planning and practice. Gain the skills and perspectives to tackle modern development challenges with this Social Development degree offered at University of Sussex.

Throughout this Genders and Sexualities MLitt, MSc degree from University of Stirling you'll gain the very best conceptual and practical skills in gender analysis and research, all underpinned by feminist and queer theory.

This Sociolinguistics (Research) course from Newcastle University explores the 20th-century history of linguistics and the philosophy of linguistics.

The Women Studies (Humanities) programme from University of York is a tailored programme for those with a particular interest in humanities-informed approaches to interdisciplinary women’s and gender studies.

In the Sociology programme from University of Essex you will explore some of the most important and significant debates in contemporary social theory, learning to think analytically about theoretical questions. 

The Health and Social Care Research programme offered by The University of Lancashire seeks to inform and inspire healthcare graduates and professionals. You will develop the skills necessary to conduct high-quality research.

If you’re interested in learning more about how changing technology impacts our culture and society, or what role the digital sphere plays in culture and communication, we invite you to join us on this two-year part-time Media, Culture and Society (Part time) offered by the University of East Anglia.

The Social Research degree delivered at University of Liverpool will provide advanced theoretical and practical training in postgraduate research. You'll learn from internationally recognised Sociology experts in the sophisticated research environment of a long-established and influential Department.

What is the human experience – and cost – of war? Looking beyond the dates and battlefield details of typical military history, this War, Culture and Society degree from University of Essex raises urgent questions about why societies go to war. You will engage with diverse perspectives on violence and conflict in the modern period, and examine case studies from all over the world.

Explore a variety of social research methods and learn how to conduct reliable and valid research that will help you examine ideas about society in this Social Research (part-time) from University of Dundee.

Develop the skills and knowledge to become a highly skilled social science researcher with this Social Research course at the University of York.