MSc Sociology and Global Inequality

The MSc Sociology: Global Inequality course at Queen's University Belfast is aimed at anyone passionate about tackling the most pressing challenges in our global society. This postgraduate course provides an advanced understanding of sociological theories and methods, and enables students to develop expertise in areas such as gender, race, class, global capitalism, inequality and social justice, and migration. Course Content: The course content includes a blend of sociological theory and empirical study. It explores themes such as globalization, gender, race and capital, and the impacts of technology on society. Students are exposed to a range of qualitative research methods. Key Modules: Key modules include Theorizing Global Inequality, Qualitative Research Methods, Gender, Identity and Inequality in a Global World, and Displacement and Social Change. Students will also undertake a dissertation in Sociology.Accreditations: This course is approved by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the UK's largest organisation for funding research on economic and social issues.Future Careers: The skills and knowledge gained from this course can prepare students for careers in a range of sectors. Specifically, they might find roles in international development agencies, human rights organisations, social research, policy development, and academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.