MA Sociology

The Sociology MA at Bangor University is a full-time or part-time postgraduate course that critically examines and makes sense of a world in transition. It is designed for those who are interested in understanding and analysing social, political and cultural change in modern societies. Course Content: The MA Sociology is designed around a firm foundation of research-led teaching, using real-world issues to enable critical debates. Students will study the interdisciplinary themes of the course, focusing on the theories of social changes, globalisation, identity, power and inequality, and modernity.Key Modules: Compulsory modules within this course include 'Sociology Dissertation', 'Social and Cultural Change', 'Key Concepts and Thinkers in Sociology', and 'Understanding Social and Cultural Research'. The optional modules vary from 'Gender, Representation and Resistance', and 'Environment, Sustainability and Society' to 'Criminology of the Global South', and 'Politics of Identity'.Accreditations: The Sociology MA programme at Bangor University is globally recognised and has a strong reputation for research quality.Future Careers: After completion of this course, students can have a wide range of career opportunities. This MA helps to prepare students for work in areas such as policy development, public administration, community development, social research, public welfare, social work, human rights groups and international development agencies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page: Sociology MA