Sociology Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Sociology MA at Liverpool Hope University offers a comprehensive exploration of how society functions within the modern contexts of capitalism and globalisation. This programme is designed to redefine traditional thinking by encouraging students to visualise new political realities while investigating the complex links between social divisions and political economy. By joining this vibrant research community, you will work alongside expert lecturers to create new knowledge that addresses current global challenges.

Why Sociology at Liverpool Hope University?

• Tailored Research: You have the opportunity to shape your own studies by developing original ideas and collecting primary data for a final dissertation project.
• Expert Faculty: Benefit from the extensive international research experience of academic staff within the School of Social Sciences.
• Small Class Settings: Learning takes place in focused, small group environments that allow for dedicated specialist support and interaction.
• Contemporary Curriculum: The programme features a vibrant, up-to-date syllabus written to reflect the latest scholarly developments in the discipline.
• Student Support: The university is renowned for its first-class career development, providing one-to-one guidance on academic writing and professional planning.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16500 per year
• National fee: GBP 8150 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum consists of four core modules and a final research project. Modules may include:

• Advanced Research for Social Change
• Research Philosophies and Innovative Research Techniques
• Advanced Social Theory
• Contemporary Inequalities
• Political Sociology
• Social Change, Power, and Ideology

Careers with Sociology

Graduates from this programme are well-equipped for professional roles in the public sector, welfare services, and the probation service. The advanced analytical skills gained are highly valued in journalism, local and national government, and social research. Many graduates also find opportunities within the charity and voluntary sectors, campaigning organisations, or non-governmental organisations. Additionally, this qualification provides a strong foundation for those wishing to pursue a PhD or a career in teaching and academia.