MA Social Policy

The Social Policy MA course offered by the University of Birmingham provides students with an insightful understanding of social policy from a variety of perspectives, including international, societal, and individual standpoints. The course is aimed at postgraduates interested in policy making and administration in the areas of social services, health, and welfare, among others.Course Content: The Social Policy MA module looks to help students develop a knowledge base and skills set relevant to many careers in government, NGOs, and the private sector. It includes a variety of perspectives, both international and comparative, in social policy modules that cover areas of social inequality, governance, and policy analysis.Key Modules: The course comprises key modules such as Social Policy and Sociology of Health and Illness. The elective modules offer a diverse range of topics to choose from, including Child Services, Long-Term Care and Inequality.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the University of Birmingham, a Russell Group university and a member of Universitas 21.Future Careers: The MA in Social Policy provides a solid foundation for a number of potential careers. Particularly, it can lead to career opportunities with organizations working on social policy or public service delivery, or for those wishing to advance in sectors like education, health, housing, and social services.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.