This MA programme focuses on developing advanced research skills specifically for examining, analysing, and understanding societal, cultural, institutional, and practical dynamics. You will explore how these elements originate, how they function in contemporary society, and how they evolve over time. The programme is delivered by a department recognized for its leading research in areas that support social justice, providing a stimulating and supportive environment to delve into the complexities of social life and consider how we can collectively shape future societal directions.
Evidence of English Language proficiency is required unless you are a national of a majority English-speaking country. Specific country requirements may apply; consult the university for details if your country is not listed.
Tuition fees are inclusive of all teaching materials. No hidden costs. Online payment portal available in preferred currency. Discount and scholarship information is available.
You need a recognised Bachelor's degree with at least 55% overall or equivalent. Some programmes may benefit from a relevant academic background or prior work experience.
You can apply through the University of Liverpool's online application portal. Ensure you have all required documents, including transcripts, degree certificates, and English language proficiency evidence, ready before applying.
The application deadline for the September 2026 intake is 21 August 2026.
Tuition fees are subject to annual review. Please refer to the official University of Liverpool fees pages for the most current international student tuition fees.
Yes, evidence of English Language proficiency is required unless you are a national of a majority English-speaking country. Specific country requirements may apply, so consult the university for details if your country is not listed.
Required documents include school/college transcripts and certificates, university transcripts and certified translations (if applicable), degree certificates, evidence of English language proficiency (unless exempt), and a personal statement.