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5 Full-time Master's in Sociology in Czech Republic

Sociology of Contemporary Societies (SCS) Charles University
4,3(112)Prague, Czech Republic Top 5% in WorldwideThis Sociology of Contemporary Societies (SCS) from Charles University provides knowledge in the present-day field of sociology and social anthropology, including both theory and research methods.

Society, Communication and Media (SCM) Charles University
4,3(112)Prague, Czech Republic Top 5% in WorldwideThis Society, Communication and Media (SCM) from Charles University will give you in-depth knowledge of sociology, media and communication. It will develop your conceptual, methodological and analytical skills for a wide range of applications in sociology and media studies.

Migration Studies and New Societies (MSNS) Charles University
4,3(112)Prague, Czech Republic Top 5% in WorldwideThis is an exclusive 4EU+ joint-degree program brought to you by the University of Milan, University of Warsaw and Charles University. Gain a deep understanding of the social and political opportunities and challenges brought on by global and intra-EU migration. You will benefit from an international perspective that will prepare you for a dynamic career in migration policy, research, or advocacy.
Gender Studies Charles University
4,3(112)Prague, Czech Republic Top 5% in WorldwideThe MA Gender Studies programme from the Faculty of Humanities at Charles University offers an opportunity for a systematic, interdisciplinary, and intersectional academic study of theoretical and methodological tools for researching and exploring gender issues in historical perspective, with a consideration of cultural and ethnic aspects of any given topic.
Sociology (Study plan Sociology or Cultural Sociology) Masaryk University
4,2(106)Brno, Czech Republic Top 7% in WorldwideThe Sociology (Study plan Sociology or Cultural Sociology) course delivered by Masaryk University aims to develop students interpretative skills, which are advanced on the ground of structuralist and hermeneutic methods of analyzing cultural meanings.