541 Master's in Sociology in Europe

The Sociology of Education MA programme offered at the University College London (UCL) will guide students through the latest theories, concepts and research in the sociology of education, exploring the wider political, social and cultural contexts of policy and practice in education. 

The MPhil/PhD in Visual Sociology at Goldsmiths, University of London is a research degree designed for both full-time and part-time students. This programme spans 3-4 years for full-time attendees and 4-6 years for part-time learners, allowing for an in-depth exploration of sociological topics through innovative methodologies.

The Anthropology and Sociology programme of Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies offers rigorous training in anthropology and sociology through a combination of coursework in small class settings, opportunities for independent field research and close mentoring.

The Applied Cultural Analysis programme from Lund University aims to develop and deepen students' knowledge and skills within the field of applied cultural analysis.

During this Comparative Social Research programme from HSE University, students have the opportunity to engage in an international learning environment, with lecturers and other learners from all over the world. 

The objective of the Marriage and Family Education programme from UIC Barcelona is to prepare participants by imparting theoretical and practical knowledge on family-related issues and by teaching skills in pedagogy and family education.

The Organisational Innovation and Entrepreneurship MSc course at the Copenhagen Business School (CBS)  focuses on theoretical and practical approaches on how to design, manage and lead processes of innovation and entrepreneurship, in start-ups, large organisations, and in society. 

Swansea University offers a Ph.D. and M.Phil. in Human Geography, providing an in-depth exploration of geographical research. The programme spans 2 years for M.Phil. and 3 years for Ph.D. students, available in full-time or part-time formats. Engage with esteemed faculty while developing your research skills in a supportive environment.

This programme from Stockholm University aims at deepening and broadening the student’s knowledge of different fields in Human Geography. Human Geography is the discipline about society and its geography. 

Gendering Practices from University of Gothenburg develops your critical perspectives and advances your knowledge about power relations, equality work, and social and cultural norms. 

How can we make sense of the pandemic’s disruption of social life? What contemporary social struggles would you like to understand? How do people’s most private lives relate to these struggles? In the Sociology programme of the University of Amsterdam, we offer you the tools and skills you need to see the familiar as strange.

This Gender Studies MA programme from the University of Leeds takes a transnational view, engaging with decoloniality to tackle some of the most pressing social issues of our modern lives.

The Applied Cultural Analysis programme from University of Copenhagen applies the tools of cultural analysis to the workplace, opening new career opportunities in both the public and private sector.

The 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.  

The MA Social and Political Thought at the University of Warwick is a long-established programme that uses conceptual, historical and theoretical resources to make sense of the complex and fast-changing social and political worlds of which we are a part.

The programme in Environmental Social Science at Stockholm University discusses how science, policies and practices interact with power relations. How are environmental issues and their solutions defined and understood, and how does vulnerability create unequal conditions?

This Science, Technology and Society programme at the University College London (UCL) gives you the opportunity to study the main contexts of contemporary science and technology; gain a broad base in science policy, communication, sociology and engagement; enjoy flexibility in specialisation; and work in an interdisciplinary environment with research experts.

The Narrative Futures - Art, Data, Society course at The University of Edinburgh will prepare you to apply critical and creative thinking to real-world challenges in order to better engage with the stories that influence our collective futures. 

On this Sociology and Social Justice degree at Staffordshire University, you will take your sociological understanding of social inequalities and injustices to the next level and debate the most important sociological problems in the world today. You will also further enhance your professional development and employability skills, which can be a route to career progression.

The Social Sciences for a Digital Society (Research) programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam  trains students to anticipate, understand, and analyse the complex challenges of the digital society, and to meet them head-on.