MA in Sociology, Cambridge Ruskin International College - Anglia Ruskin University

12 Months

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About this course

The MA Sociology at ARU offers students an in-depth understanding of contemporary social issues, helping them hone research skills and develop expertise relevant for careers in social policy, public service, and related fields. The course covers key debates and issues such as progress, reason, genetic structuralism, and modernity, with support from research-active staff whose interests include gendered inequalities, social theory, race and ethnicity, urban sociology, and more. Students have the opportunity to engage with the latest developments in sociology through seminars, symposia, and conferences, enhancing their network and practical knowledge.

Why this course is highly recommended

This course is ideal for students seeking to deepen their understanding of sociology with a focus on contemporary issues. It is supported by research-active staff and offers flexible study options, including part-time learning, making it suitable for working students. The course also provides opportunities to participate in seminars, conferences, and network with practitioners, preparing students for a broad range of careers in social policy and public service.

Specialisation

Students can explore a variety of areas including gendered inequalities, intersectional feminism, social theory, race and racism, scientific and technological innovation, and urban sociology. There are optional modules in specialized topics like modern crime control, nationalism, and nature and society, allowing students to tailor their studies to their interests.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

17.63L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Currently, specific entry requirements are not available; prospective students should check back later or contact the university for detailed information.

English language test

IELTS

6.5

PTE

TOEFL

DUOLINGO

Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the Cambridge Ruskin International College - Anglia Ruskin University admission page for complete details.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MA Sociology course are prepared for careers in human resources, social policy, social work, educational development, community work, local government, civil service, charities, and public services. The course also provides a foundation for further academic pursuits such as a PhD in Sociology.

FAQs

Who is the course leader?

The course is led by Dr. Mirna Guha, who is also the Deputy Head of School and emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches and social change through arts and media.

Can I study part-time or while working?

Yes, the MA Sociology course at ARU offers flexible study options suitable for part-time students and working professionals.