Master's in International Social Policy

The International Social Policy MA at the University of Kent provides a comprehensive understanding of social policy from an international perspective. The course offers a solid grounding in comparative and international social policy analysis. Students will explore the socio-economic developments and policy practice around work, welfare, and risk management in different countries, focusing particularly on European and Asian contexts. Course Content: The curriculum includes modules on comparative social policy, globalization and social policy, social policy and social change, international social policy plus a dissertation. The curriculum is designed to provide a critical understanding of theories, methods, and issues in comparative and international social policy. Key Modules: The course modules include Social Policy and Social Change, Comparative Social Policy, Globalisation and Social Policy, Development and rights, Social Policy: Organizing Welfare, International Migration, International Social Policy and a Dissertation.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the University of Kent. Future Careers: On completion of the International Social Policy MA, students will be well placed for careers in social policy, public policy, social research, the public sector, NGOs, or international organisations. The Master's degree can also be a step towards doctoral research in Social Policy.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.