432 Master's in Sociology in North America

The Sociology program at Arkansas State University is offered by the Department of Criminology, Sociology, and Geography at the College of Liberal Arts & Communication.

The M.Ed. in Cultural Foundations at Kent State University is a public master’s programme designed for educators seeking to lead social change. This multidisciplinary course explores the social contexts of education through humanities and social sciences. Students complete the degree via flexible online or campus study modes.

The program faculty for the Sociology and Education degree includes sociologists from several other programs at the Teachers College at Columbia University as well as other nearby academic institutions. 

The Social Science or History Education programme at Auburn University offers MEd, EdS, and PhD pathways. This flexible programme provides online and on-campus study modes for postgraduate students. It focuses on advanced pedagogical techniques and subject mastery to prepare educators for leadership roles in diverse classrooms.

The program faculty for the Sociology and Education Program at Teachers College at Columbia University includes sociologists from several other programs at the College as well as other nearby academic institutions.

The M.A. in Diversity and Inclusion at Rowan University is a full-time, face-to-face programme based in Glassboro. Spanning 30 graduate semester hours, this degree focuses on ethnographic methodologies to foster innovative, inclusive workspaces. It provides the deep cultural and political knowledge needed to lead social change.

The Teaching with Certification in Social Studies programme at Montclair State University is an in-person Master of Arts in Teaching designed for aspiring educators. This graduate degree provides initial New Jersey teacher certification for those with a relevant bachelor's degree, focusing on secondary education (P-12).

The Master of Arts (MA) in Sociology at Morehead State University allows for concentration in three areas: general sociology, criminology and chemical dependency.

 Serve the city and your community with a graduate degree in Sociology. Portland State University's graduate programs in sociology will challenge you to improve people's daily lives and society more broadly through community engagement and policy-relevant research.

The Master of Arts/ Science degree program in Sociology of Morgan State University is designed to provide options for persons seeking competencies in Sociology, which can be readily applied to the work situation, as well as for persons wishing to follow an academic track, which offers rigorous training in research as preparation for teaching and/or the pursuit of doctoral studies.

The graduate program in Sociology from Southern Connecticut State University is designed to provide students training in research methods and theories of our disciplines that may be used to identify and address a wide range of social issues that directly  and indirectly affect individuals and their communities.

The Family Social Science programme at the University of Minnesota is a public master level course designed as a pathway to doctoral research. This degree focuses on human development and family dynamics across diverse cultures. Students engage in rigorous social science research through a full-time study mode.

The Aging Studies MS program at Minnesota State University Mankato is fully online and designed to support the ability of working professionals to meet their educational goals without disrupting their careers.

The Teaching with Dual Certification in Social Studies and Teacher of Students with Disabilities at Montclair State University is an in-person Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) programme. Designed for bachelor's degree holders, this full-time course provides initial New Jersey teacher certification and a graduate degree.

The Schools, Society and Violence M.A. at Eastern Michigan University is an interdisciplinary master’s programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on conflict and crime within educational settings, combining sociology and criminology to help students intervene effectively in school environments.

Students of the Sociology program from Texas State University learn to think critically about social groups, society, and institutions, and how to conduct quantitative and qualitative research.

The Justice Studies MSc program from Arizona State University is designed for future scholars and change agents seeking understanding of the concept of justice and strategies for conducting research and evaluating policies that promote social change. 

The Social Justice programme at Lakehead University is a Master of Arts degree offered in full-time mode at the Thunder Bay and Orillia campuses. This interdisciplinary course focuses on human rights and equality, providing students with the essential tools to advocate for a more equitable and inclusive global society.

The Sociology - Applied programme at the University of Northern Colorado is a professional Master of Arts degree designed for completion over four semesters. Delivered in-person at the Greeley campus, this 30-credit curriculum offers a flexible, full-time study mode focused on social research and community engagement.

Combining advanced and relevant coursework with in-person teaching experiences, the Middle Childhood and Adolescence Education (Grades 5-12) - Social Studies program at Manhattanville University equips you with practical tools to teach high school and middle school.