This intensive one-year postgraduate course provides a critical examination of how states and international bodies manage populations, conflict, and migration, analyzing their profound social and cultural consequences. Students will apply advanced sociological theories to real-world issues including racialization, gender dynamics, and peace-making, culminating in an independent research project. The program is ideally suited for professionals in the field and those considering future PhD research.
Key Program Highlights
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Apply core sociological theories to pressing global issues like ethnic conflict, migration, and racism
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Choose from specialized optional modules on topics such as gender, forced migration, and social movements
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Receive expert training in advanced research methods to conduct rigorous, independent analysis
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Complete a substantial 15-20,000 word dissertation with one-on-one supervision from a field expert
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Prepare for a high-impact career in international agencies, NGOs, government, or academic research
