409 Part-time Master's degrees in Sociology

The MA in Peace, Resilience and Social Justice programme at University of Bradford is designed for those seeking an advanced understanding of the intersecting crises of climate change/ecological degradation, inequality and injustice, conflict and violence.

The MA in Community Action and Development at the University of Malta delves into the intellectualizing of issues such as community education, empowerment and emancipation, citizenship, inclusion and exclusion, social movements, social capital, globalization, sustainable development and education for sustainable development.

The Social Work (Qualifying) programme from University of Tasmania prepares students for generalist social work practice, helping them to develop core knowledge, skills and values that can be applied across fields and methods of social work practice.

The Faculty of Health and Social Sciences programme from Bournemouth University allows you to undertake a research project at Master’s level which would be assessed via submission of a thesis and a viva voce.

The Sociology offered by Maynooth University aims to provide high quality research training in a lively intellectual atmosphere.

The Science Communication MSc/PGDip programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) is well-known and widely respected. Teaching and research are shaped in collaboration with active practitioners to ensure you'll gain the skills that employers need.

Learn how to investigate social issues and gather statistical evidence at this Social Research Methods with Applied Statistics course offered by the University of Southampton. Develop the knowledge and practical skills to conduct both qualitative and quantitative research into social issues. 

The Migration and Diaspora Studies at SOAS University of London tackles these crucial and timely questions, providing students with the skills to understand, diagnose and articulate what is at stake in contemporary experiences of migration and diaspora

The University of Liverpool offers a degree in Sociology and Social Policy. he University of Liverpool is one of the UK’s leading centres for sociology, social policy, and criminology, a status it has enjoyed for more than 100 years. 

You can study Faculty of Health and Social Sciences at offered by Bournemouth University in a variety of areas such as healthcare, midwifery, nursing, leadership or dementia, as well as radiography and medical imaging, nutrition, exercise, the social sciences, humanisation and social work.

Dublin City University's MSc in Climate Change - Policy, Media and Society is unique in Ireland in its focus on the social sciences and humanities, on media, policy, law, governance, regulation and politics.

This Social Science masters course from University of Brighton is for students interested in undertaking research in subjects including psychology, sociology, criminology, politics, social policy, psychotherapy and counselling, and social work.

Link legal, theoretical and technical skills with human rights knowledge to work for global organisations. You’ll fight injustice, oppression and persecution with this International Human Rights Practice at Leeds Beckett University.  

Studying the Sociology course offered at University of Portsmouth can completely change the way you view the world around you, developing you as a skilled researcher, excellent critical thinker, robust theorist and agent for change.

The Sociology programme from Newcastle University explores key topics in sociology from identity and citizenship to social transformation, equality and justice. Enhance your grasp of core concepts and develop hands-on research skills.

The Migration Studies degree from University of Essex uniquely explores the study of migration through a sociological perspective and uses a scientific approach to investigate the key challenges that will shape policy agendas and the impact that this could have around the world.

On this Social Research Methods programme offered by University of Brighton you will benefit from working with inspiring academics who are experts in these fields.

The MA History of Art will equip you with a deep subject knowledge in the history of artistic practices in the broadest sense, grounded in fundamental questions about why this study matters in the world we face today.

Develop an interdisciplinary understanding of local, national, and global inequality issues with the Inequality and Society programme of the University of Sunderland.

The Peace, Conflict and Democracy programme at University of Cyprus is designed for students interested in understanding central issues and challenges in the interdisciplinary study of peace, conflict and democracy globally.