424 Master's degrees in Social Policy

This Migration Studies programme from the University of Limerick offers a unique interdisciplinary approach to understanding migration through the lenses of literature, media, geography, history, health, music, politics, sociology, law, and psychology. 

Discover pioneering public service practices, strategies, and global perspectives that bring about change in your community with the Online Masters in Public Administration at University of Birmingham Online.

This one-year Public Policy - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Loughborough offers successful students guaranteed progression to Loughborough University.

This Social Policy course at the University of Malta will provide interested applicants with a more flexible way of furthering your studies. 

This Social Policy and Social Justice (Online) master degree delivered by the University College Cork is designed to cater flexibly to your life and is suitable for people with employment and care responsibilities. Full-time and part-time options enable you to choose a mode of study that is appropriate to your life circumstances.

This Gender and Global Politics (Online) programme from SOAS University of London delivers a bold, interdisciplinary exploration of how gender and sexuality shape power worldwide. 

Study modern societies by combining the Sociology Master’s programs from Tilburg University and Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Spain). Learn how to identify the main forces and challenges faced by key social institutions in modern society, such as families, schools, communities, and jobs. Get two full Master’s degrees in Sociology and Population Studies (Double degree) in 1,5 years.

The Poverty, Inequality and Development programme from University of Birmingham empowers you with critical insights and practical skills to drive meaningful change in the world of global development, preparing you for impactful leadership in NGOs, governmental agencies, and other international development organisations.

The International Human Rights programme from The University of Exeter is a rigorous and rewarding academic programme, led by world-renowned experts in the field. 

The MA in Transformative Practices in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Atlantic Technological University Mayo Campus aims to respond to three specific challenges:

Develop a research-led approach to the study of Global Public Health and Policy, and gain the key research skills you will need for doctoral-level study. The Global Public Health and Policy MRes degree delivered by the Queen Mary University of London.

Take your career to the next level on our MSc Health and Social Care Leadership at Sheffield Hallam University – a course designed to prepare you for senior leadership roles.

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 Social Justice and Community Engagement - Pre-Master’s Programme at OnCampus Hull is a two semester programme, with guaranteed progression to the University of Hull. You will study your Master's programme at our Centre located at the heart of the University of Hull campus.

The Social Policy degree from University of Essex offers you a unique opportunity to undertake research in a variety of social contexts. 

The Social Policy programme at University of Birmingham equips you to understand a rapidly changing world and promote social justice.

If you’re interested in how digital technologies reshape how we work, organise, and govern, this Digital Technology, Governance and Society programme from Erasmus University Rotterdam is the right fit for you.

The Social Policy degree from University of Essex offers you a unique opportunity to undertake research in a variety of social contexts. 

Explore how the law helps societies achieve social justice with the Law and Social Justice programme at University of Birmingham. Discover legal solutions to tackling global challenges, including racial and gender inequality and the climate crisis.

Global warming is breaking through planetary boundaries towards conditions not seen in ~10,000 years of human civilisation. The global population faces unprecedented threats from rising temperatures, sea level rise and extreme weather. Responding to these challenges requires combined mitigation and adaptation. Learn more at the Climate Change, Adaptation and Policy from University of Birmingham.