MA Sociology & Social Research

The Sociology and Social Research MA course offered at Coventry University is aimed at equipping students with the necessary knowledge and skills to carry out qualitative and quantitative research within the field of social sciences. The full-time, one-year course provides an in-depth study of social, theoretical, and research issues, enabling applications of sociological knowledge to different societal problems.Course Content: The MA in Sociology and Social Research curriculum is divided into three main semesters, each made up of necessary skills and theoretical modules. The first semester introduces students to sociological theory and practice, the second semester delves into research methods, while the third semester allows students to finalize a dissertation project. The modules are designed to build in complexity, equipping students with notable competencies in critiquing social research literature, formulating research questions, designing research, and collecting and analyzing qualitative and quantitative data.Key Modules: The key modules of the course include Sociological Theory and Practice, Methods and Data in Sociological Research, Qualitative Research Methods in Sociology, Quantitative Research Methods in Sociology, and Sociology Dissertation.Future Careers: Successful graduates from the Sociology and Social Research MA at Coventry University may pursue careers in a variety of sectors such as public health, education, social research, non-governmental organizations, marketing, and policy-making institutions. With a firm foundation in sociological theory and research methods, graduates are able to design and conduct social research projects, making valuable contributions to their field.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page [here](https://www.coventry.ac.uk/course-structure/pg/fah/sociology-social-research-ma/).