409 Part-time Master's degrees in Sociology

The Master of Arts in Advocacy and Equity Studies offered by Furman University is a program designed for problem-solvers and community leaders: those who see issues in society and want to make a change. 

The Environment and Social Justice programme at York St John University will help you develop practical solutions to global environmental challenges, working collaboratively with others towards eco-social justice.

Do you love learning about human behaviour, culture, society, and history? Or are you fascinated by the political and economic systems of the world? If you are, then a Social Science master degree at University of Wollongong might just be the thing for you. 

The Social Research, M.Sc degree from Keele University offers a thorough grounding in a range of professional research skills and methodologies.

The Digitalisation and Human Rights course from EMUNI University targets students interested in the overlap of technology, law, philosophy, and social sciences.

The Applied Social Science M.Sc. at the University of the West of Scotland is a one-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This advanced degree focuses on contemporary social issues and research methods, preparing students for professional roles in social policy, justice, and public administration.

The High Leverage Practices to Promote Inclusion graduate certificate at The University of Maine responds to this critical and growing need for teachers to have appropriate support for serving all students in their classrooms, including students with disabilities, at-risk students, and typical learners.

The Kent LLM (and associated Diploma programme) allows you to broaden and deepen your knowledge and understanding of law by specialising in one or more different areas.

The Department of Sociology from Faculty of Humanities at University of Johannesburg offers a MA in Industrial Sociology (Research).