UNIVERSITY OF MILAN · ITALY
Sociology and Methodology of Social Research
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
PhD
Level
- 3 YearsDuration
- EnglishLanguage of Instruction
- Humanities, Social Sciences and LawStudy Area
- Focus on International ResearchResearch Emphasis
- Integration of Theory and Empirical DataMethodology
- Comparative AnalysisApproach
This doctoral program offers advanced preparation in theoretical analysis and technical methodology, grounded in a strong tradition of international empirical sociology research. It aims to train researchers capable of analyzing contemporary cultural and social change by closely integrating theory with empirical investigation. Students will gain a solid theoretical foundation and mastery of current quantitative and qualitative research methods and techniques, equipping them for original, theoretically-driven, and empirically-based research on various aspects of modern society. The program emphasizes comparative analysis across different social situations and contexts, including supranational settings, and encourages extended research periods abroad. While firmly rooted in sociological research concepts and methods, students will also engage with other social sciences like anthropology, psychology, political science, economics, demography, statistics, and informatics for a comprehensive understanding of phenomena. The primary research areas within this PhD program include social change and inequalities, cultural processes, media and the public sphere, urban environments, and methodologies in social research. Lectures are conducted entirely in English. The administrative base for the program is at the University of Turin, with collaboration from the University of Milan.
Careers
Graduates are prepared for careers in academic research or as researchers in economic and financial institutions. They possess strong theoretical knowledge in economic-legal-financial fields, enabling them to conduct theoretical and applied research in universities, research centers, public/private firms, and national/international organizations.
- Academic Researcher
- Researcher in economic and financial institutions (public/private)
- Researcher in banking and financial institutions
Frequently asked questions
- What is the duration of the Sociology and Methodology of Social Research PhD program?
- The PhD program is designed to be completed over 3 years.
- In what language are the lectures conducted?
- Lectures for this program are conducted entirely in English.
- What are the main research areas covered in this program?
- The primary research areas include social change and inequalities, cultural processes, media and the public sphere, urban environments, and methodologies in social research.
- What are the potential career outcomes for graduates of this program?
- Graduates are prepared for careers as academic researchers or as researchers in economic and financial institutions, including public/private firms and national/international organizations.
- What are the entry requirements for this PhD program?
- A Master's degree is required for admission. Specific details regarding admission tests and interviews can be found in the official 'Call for Applications'.
- Where can I find information on tuition fees and scholarships?
- Information regarding tuition fees and living costs is not available on the program page. Please consult the university's official fee and scholarship pages for details. Doctoral scholarships are mentioned, but specific amounts or application details are not provided.
Entry requirements
Master's DegreeA Master's degree is required for admission.
Please refer to the 'Call for Applications' for specific admission test dates and contents, as well as information on interviews and results. The call for applications is available on the websites of the University of Turin and NASP.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Information regarding tuition fees and living costs is not available on the provided program page. Please consult the university's official fee and scholarship pages for details.
How to apply
1. Review the Call for ApplicationsThoroughly read the official 'Call for Applications' to understand all requirements, deadlines, and procedures. This is available on the University of Turin and NASP websites.
2. Prepare for Admission TestFamiliarize yourself with the content and format of the admission test as outlined in the call.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the application for admission as per the instructions in the call.
4. Participate in InterviewsAttend scheduled interviews, the details of which will be provided in the call.
5. Await ResultsResults of the admission process will be communicated as specified in the call for applications.
Scholarships
Doctoral ScholarshipsNot specified
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the Sociology and Methodology of Social Research PhD program?
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The PhD program is designed to be completed over 3 years.
In what language are the lectures conducted?
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Lectures for this program are conducted entirely in English.
What are the main research areas covered in this program?
+
The primary research areas include social change and inequalities, cultural processes, media and the public sphere, urban environments, and methodologies in social research.
What are the potential career outcomes for graduates of this program?
+
Graduates are prepared for careers as academic researchers or as researchers in economic and financial institutions, including public/private firms and national/international organizations.
What are the entry requirements for this PhD program?
+
A Master's degree is required for admission. Specific details regarding admission tests and interviews can be found in the official 'Call for Applications'.
Where can I find information on tuition fees and scholarships?
+
Information regarding tuition fees and living costs is not available on the program page. Please consult the university's official fee and scholarship pages for details. Doctoral scholarships are mentioned, but specific amounts or application details are not provided.