Programs

Social Work for Educators (B.A.)

This Bachelor of Arts program in Social Work is specifically designed for individuals who are already state-recognized educators. It offers a pathway to further qualify for roles in social pedagogy or social work, leading to an academic Bachelor of Arts degree. The program combines online learning with mandatory in-person sessions, allowing students to study while managing professional and family responsibilities. Graduates will also receive state recognition as social workers, eliminating the need for a separate recognition year.

Social Work MA / PGDip

This postgraduate Social Work program, offered as either an MA or PGDip, is designed for individuals holding a degree who aspire to become registered Social Workers in England. The course is approved by Social Work England (SWE) and aligns with their Professional Standards and the British Association of Social Workers’ (BASW) Professional Capabilities Framework (PCF). Teaching is delivered by academic staff who base their instruction on evidence-based practices and the latest research in Social Work. A key component of the program involves practice-based learning, including two placements where students work with Practice Educators to develop essential skills and capabilities as outlined in the PCF. Graduates of this program have a very high employment rate, with nearly 100% securing positions upon completion. The university maintains strong connections with Local Authorities and private, voluntary, and independent sector organizations, which can aid graduates in finding employment even before they qualify.

Social Work, Bachelor of Arts

The Bachelor of Arts in Social Work program equips students with the knowledge, values, and skills necessary for generalist social work practice. The curriculum addresses critical societal issues such as racism, injustice, and individual/family problems. You will explore ethics, human behavior, social policy, and research methods, preparing you for careers in mental health, child welfare, healthcare, and beyond. The program emphasizes anti-racism, anti-oppression, diversity, equity, and inclusion to promote human and community well-being and social justice. The program focuses on building a strong understanding of human experiences through scientific inquiry and theoretical frameworks, with an emphasis on the role of privilege and oppression. You will learn to advocate for human and community rights, working towards solutions for issues like poverty and systemic racism. The curriculum instills the core ethics and values of the social work profession, including service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, respect for diversity, the importance of relationships, integrity, and competence.

Social Work, MSW

The Master of Social Work (MSW) program at the University of Wisconsin–Madison equips students with advanced generalist practice skills. The curriculum is built on a liberal arts foundation, emphasizing a person-in-environment perspective, empowerment, and strengths-based approaches. The program aims to prepare graduates for autonomous advanced generalist practice across diverse settings by providing knowledge, values, and skills in areas such as social problems, policy, systems of oppression, multilevel interventions, ethical advocacy, social justice, and research-informed practice. The School of Social Work is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment and maintaining strong partnerships with community organizations for meaningful field experiences. The MSW curriculum is oriented towards generalist social work practice, integrating content on professional values and ethics, diversity and inclusion, populations at risk, and social, economic, and environmental justice. Students complete a generalist practice year focused on direct practice across various system sizes (micro-to-macro), followed by a specialization year. The advanced generalist specialization offers optional areas of focus including aging, child, youth, and family welfare, health, and mental health. Students also have opportunities for electives and can construct individualized sub-focus areas with advisor assistance. The Part-Time MSW Program offers a hybrid learning format, with in-person sessions held every other Saturday and online components. This option is designed for students who cannot commit to full-time study and allows for completion in four years. Fieldwork placements may be available in the student's home community. Both traditional and advanced standing options are available, with focus areas in child, youth, and family welfare, or mental health.

Society, Community, and Culture Graduate Programs

Graduate programs in society, community, and culture at IU Bloomington offer an in-depth exploration of how communities form, adapt, and evolve. You will investigate how individuals build identities, establish connections, create cultural practices, and navigate systems of power. These programs delve into the complex dynamics that shape our social world, providing a strong foundation for research and advanced study.

Sociolinguistics (Master's Programme)

The Master's programme "Sociolinguistics" at HSE University is an interdisciplinary course drawing from sociology, linguistics, and anthropology. It focuses on developing research skills for collecting and analyzing data on language use within individuals, communities, and larger groups. The program aims to provide students with a deep understanding of how social conditions influence language and vice versa.

Sociology

Trinity Western University's Sociology program offers a path to understanding societal dynamics and fostering positive social change. You will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to analyze people and contemporary culture, with faculty expertise in areas such as culture, race and ethnicity, social inequality, family, religion, and social change. The program encourages students to align their studies with their values to make a meaningful impact. Beyond the core sociology curriculum, students have opportunities to enhance their learning through additional programs. You can choose to complete the Human Services certificate for a more applied focus, including practical experience through practicums in various helping professions. Additionally, there's an option to spend a semester at the Laurentian Leadership Centre in Ottawa, combining academic coursework with a valuable internship. A minor in Gender Studies is also available, allowing for a deeper exploration of gender's role and evolution in society.

Sociology

Embark on an intellectual journey with our Sociology programme, fostering critical thinking and a deep understanding of societal workings. You'll explore social networks, organizations, and institutions, gaining insights from a comprehensive curriculum and renowned faculty. Our program is designed to help you develop a 'sociological imagination,' enabling you to discern reality amidst complexity and think critically from diverse perspectives. We have a long-standing tradition in sociology and offer a broad curriculum covering areas such as Chinese and Asian societies, education, social mobility, demography, gender, family, criminology, and the Greater Bay Area.

Sociology

Explore the social behaviours and structures that shape our world. This program delves into how societal practices influence individual lives and interactions. You will develop essential analytical, research, and critical thinking skills, preparing you to address the complexities of social change and its impact. Learn from academics specializing in areas such as Australian society, globalization, labor movements, and social control.

Sociology

This program explores the many facets of sociology, delving into contemporary issues such as race and migration, health disparities, and the impact of technology on society. You will develop critical research skills, learning to conduct interviews, design surveys, interpret data, and present your findings through various methods including written reports, podcasts, and presentations. The course is taught by leading sociologists who are active in public debate and research, providing insights informed by the latest developments in the field.

Sociology

Sociology is the systematic study of social life. Through empirical inquiry, sociologists seek to understand the process by which societies, communities, institutions, and organizations are created, maintained, undermined, and transformed, and the ways in which social life shapes individuals. The Department of Sociology is composed of internationally recognized scholars known for their diverse perspectives and innovative approaches to theory and research. The department has a particular strength in quantitative research methods and is affiliated with the Institute for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Research. The sociology major provides a thorough grounding in the theory and methodology of the discipline, preparing students for graduate study or careers in fields such as law, management, journalism, teaching, social work, and urban planning.

Sociology

Explore the social aspects of our lives, how societies are organized, and how they shape human behaviour through the Sociology program at UVic. You will examine current social problems, with a focus on social justice, equality, and equity. The program allows you to study global social movements and delve into divisions related to race, gender, sexuality, and class. You can customize your degree to focus on areas like Global Issues & Social Change, Identity, Race & Social Justice, Crime, Law & Justice, or Health & Society. An optional Community Engagement option allows you to apply your learning through direct work with community organizations, gaining practical experience while making a difference.

Sociology

The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology at Albany State University offers a comprehensive study of society, its structures, institutions, and human interactions. This program prepares students to understand and address complex social problems globally. Students will learn to apply sociological concepts and theories to foster social change and become engaged, socially responsible global citizens. The curriculum includes a variety of courses such as Gender Roles, Social Stratification, Marriage and Family, Social Institutions, Global Health Disparities, and Women in Health. Additionally, students have the option to pursue a concentration in Medical Sociology, focusing on the social context of health, illness, and healthcare. This degree provides a strong foundation for graduate studies or careers in both public and private sectors.

Sociology

The Bordeaux Sociology Faculty offers a comprehensive range of courses from Bachelor to Doctorate levels, welcoming approximately 850 students. It provides an accessible and diversified curriculum focused on contemporary societal analysis. Students gain empirical, methodological, and theoretical knowledge in various sociological fields.

Sociology

Acadia University's Sociology program invites you to critically examine the social world and understand how people interact within various social structures. This program emphasizes thinking deeply about societal issues, questioning assumptions, and recognizing the connections between personal experiences and broader social patterns. You will gain valuable insights into areas such as race and ethnic relations, social justice, food systems, health, gender, sexuality, and criminology. Students in Sociology benefit from small class sizes, close mentorship from faculty, and opportunities to combine theoretical knowledge with practical application. The program offers various options including a Bachelor of Arts, Double Major, Honours, and co-op experiences, allowing you to tailor your degree to align with your academic and career aspirations. The curriculum is designed to prepare you for diverse career paths or further graduate studies.

Sociology

This Bachelor's degree program focuses on investigating society and its evolution. It combines theoretical study with practical research, addressing major social issues. The curriculum includes core sociological disciplines alongside courses in economics, statistics, law, political science, history, geography, psychology, pedagogy, and anthropology, providing a broad understanding of contemporary social complexities. The program emphasizes both theoretical foundations and practical skills, preparing students for various professional roles.

Sociology

Sociology

This Bachelor's program offers a comprehensive study of contemporary society, focusing on social and political processes, multiculturalism, ethnic, religious, and socio-cultural communities, youth subcultures, economic-social interactions, labor relations management, and social communications. Graduates will be equipped to analyze socio-economic and cultural-historical contexts, and master scientific methods for collecting, processing, and analyzing sociological information about social groups. The program emphasizes the development of critical thinking, collaboration, and effective communication skills.

Sociology

Nankai University offers graduate programs in Sociology, encompassing a wide range of specializations. These programs leverage the expertise of faculty in fields such as philanthropic studies, NGO studies, development anthropology, sociology of education, social theory, rural sociology, and urban anthropology. Students will engage with diverse theoretical frameworks and research methodologies to understand complex social phenomena.

Sociology - BA

Studying sociology at the University of Pittsburgh will broaden your perspective on social change and diverse viewpoints within society, fostering empathy for others. Sociology provides a framework and methods for analyzing social life, societal shifts, and the behavioral consequences of human actions. It emphasizes understanding group structures, organizations, and how these influence interactions. This field encourages critical observation of both your own and other societies, promoting sensitivity to differences in behavior and values.

Sociology - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

The Sociology PhD program at the University of Colorado Boulder provides comprehensive training in sociological theories and research methods. Students gain flexibility to explore diverse specialty areas under the guidance of award-winning faculty recognized for their research, teaching, and service. The department is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse student body, believing that a variety of perspectives enhances the educational experience and strengthens research endeavors. This commitment aims to promote inclusive excellence and enrich the field of sociology through a wider range of backgrounds and experiences among its professionals.

Sociology - Master's Program

The Master's program in Sociology offers a deep dive into the complexities of society, preparing you for careers in research, policy, and public service. This program emphasizes a critical understanding of social phenomena, theories, and research methodologies. You will gain expertise in analyzing social structures, cultural dynamics, and political processes from a comparative perspective. The curriculum is designed to provide a robust academic foundation, equipping you with advanced analytical skills. The program focuses on key sociological questions and theories, alongside essential knowledge of related social sciences and research methods. This comprehensive approach ensures you are well-prepared for advanced academic work or professional challenges in the social sciences.

Sociology (BA (Hons))