MA Culture, Society and Globalisation

The MA in Culture, Society and Globalisation course at the University of York is an enriching program that explores and engages with issues at the intersection of culture, society and global change. The course runs for a full-time duration of one year and for part-time, it spans two years. The program is a blend of traditional lectures, seminars, workshops and one-on-one dissertation supervision. Course Content: The course focuses on cultural globalisation and societal shifts. Students will learn about theoretical perspectives on cultural globalisation and global change, along with the ability to analyse complex social phenomena. The course material also delves into understanding transnational connections and interactions, global social inequalities and cultural differences in a diverse and interconnected world. The course also includes a dissertation component, which gives students an opportunity to conduct detailed analysis and research on their chosen topic under expert faculty guidance. Key Modules: The key modules include Introduction to Globalisation, Culture and Society, Understanding Social Science Research, Social Theory, and Dissertation Workshops. Students can also pick optional modules such as Cultures of Fear, Apocalypse, Disaster: Exploring the 'Crisis Point', Critical Theory, and Sociology of Health and Illness. Future Careers: The course equips students with a critical understanding and a set of analytical tools necessary for a wide range of careers. It is suitable for students pursuing careers in policy-making, diplomatic service, public administration, NGO work, business, and journalism. The course also prepares students well for further academic research at PhD level. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.