432 Master's in Sociology in North America

The Data Analytics and Applied Social Research programme at The City University of New York offers advanced training in quantitative methods. This Master's degree is delivered via a public study mode, focusing on practical data applications within social contexts to prepare students for diverse analytical careers.

The Master of Arts (MA) programs in Psychoanalysis, Society and Culture of Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis offer students a cutting edge curriculum and prepare them through interdisciplinary study for scholarly research, teaching, or augmentation of professional practice.

Help people change their behavior and make good choices by focusing your studies on behavior analysis. Behavior Analysis program at University of Houston Clear Lake offers a solid foundation in coursework, practical experience and research, with a particular focus on serving people with developmental disabilities.

The Alverno College Community Psychology Master's program will help you to meet your goals of becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor. On your way, you will engage with community issues and organizations as you learn the connections between community well-being and the well-being of the individuals therein.

The Master of Arts in Sociology program at the Fayetteville State University prepares you through advanced training beyond the undergraduate level in sociology.

The Gender and Women's Studies at Minnesota State University Mankato contributes to feminist and social concerns through undergraduate and graduate degree programs and courses.

The mission of the Master of Science (MS) in Sociology program from The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley is to prepare students who complete the program with the knowledge and the technical expertise to be effective specialists, analysts and administrators in a variety of social settings.

The Master of Professional Studies (MPrS) degree program at the University of North Alabama is designed to meet the educational and career-oriented objectives of today's working professionals.

The Counseling program at the University of Arkansas is committed to providing quality education and training for individuals pursuing counseling positions in a variety of settings. 

A master’s degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Florida Institute of Technology prepares students to work and complete research in the complex arena of multinational organizations.

The Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management program at Pennsylvania State University is designed to prepare students for administrative, supervisory, research, and teaching positions in public and private recreation and park systems, in colleges and universities, in voluntary agencies and institutions, and in commercial ventures.

The Measurement, Evaluation and Research Methodology program offered by University of British Columbia is dedicated to advancing the science and practice of measurement, program evaluation, and research methodology in the social and behavioral sciences (e.g., Psychology, Education, Quality of Life Studies, Health Studies). 

The Social Work (Online) program from University of New Hampshire teaches professionals to effectively work with a diverse range of individuals, families and organizations in optimizing human potential through intervention. The Advanced Generalist curriculum prepares students to navigate client systems of many sizes across a variety of work settings.

The Master of Arts degree (MA) program in Speech Pathology and Audiology at the South Carolina State University is designed to provide the academic and practicum experiences that will develop clinical competence in the management of speech, hearing, and language disorders.

The Public Policy (Online) program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth provides preparation for advancement or employment in state, federal and municipal governments.

At INTO Illinois State University the Graduate Pathway in Human Development and Family Science program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a master’s degree program at Illinois State University.

The standalone Sociology MA program offered at Georgia State University trains social researchers who do not necessarily plan to pursue a career in academia. Students in this program can receive training in social research skills that can allow them to work in industry or the non-profit sector as qualitative and quantitative researchers.

The purpose of the M.S. in Sociology with a Concentration in Digital Sociology from Virginia Commonwealth University is to teach students to analyze digitally native data through the lens of social justice. 

The Social Work - Traditional Program at Oakland University is a comprehensive 64-credit Master of Social Work degree. This full-time or part-time programme provides advanced generalist training over two to four years. Students gain essential clinical skills and complete 900 hours of supervised field education in Michigan.

The Sociology - Criminology programme at The University of Montana is a comprehensive Master's degree delivered full-time over two years. This postgraduate course provides advanced training in sociological theory and research methods, focusing on the nature of crime, law-making, and the criminal justice system in a small cohort setting.