Study Master of Arts in Sociology of Development and Globalisation at University College Cork in Ireland,
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Master of Arts in Sociology of Development and Globalisation

Ireland

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What will I learn?

Our innovative MA Sociology of Sustainability and Global Challenges analyses the globalisation of poverty and inequality and explores alternative strategies of development. The MA Sociology of Development and Globalisation programme is divided into two parts and includes taught modules and a 20,000-word dissertation. The MA Sociology of Sustainability and Global Challenges course is aimed at people who are looking for professional growth and new career options. This course prepares you for doctoral studies in the social sciences, or for employment in various sectors including:media, civil service, education, social services, health care, public administration, NGOs This course gives you the opportunity to develop a range of analytical and critical-thinking skills as part of a lively academic community. Throughout the year, the Department hosts distinguished visiting speakers. You will also get the opportunity to participate in a wide range of stimulating scholarly events and conferences hosted by the Department, including the prestigious Theory and Philosophy Summer School held each year in May in UCC.

Study options

Full Time (1 Year)

Tuition fees
€18,130.00 (US$ 19,430) per year
On Campus Accommodation - €700 - €900

*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution

Start date

September 2027

Venue

UCC Campus

College Road,

Cork,

T12 K8AF, Munster, Republic of Ireland

Entry requirements

For international students

To apply for this course, you will have:·A minimum of a Second Class Honours Grade I in a primary honours degree (NFQ, Level 8) or equivalent honours degree in sociology, law, politics, psychology, history, applied social studies, anthropology, geography, economics, the study of religions, media studies, communication, government, public policy, development, environment and planning, criminology, European studies, women studies, early childhood studies, cultural studies, political studies, international relations or another subject relevant to the Sociology of Development and GlobalisationA relevant Second Class Honours Grade II in a primary honours degree (NFQ, Level 8) will also be considered under Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) subject to a written expression of interest and/or interview acceptable to the Department of Sociology selection committee.In exceptional circumstances, substantial professional experience in a relevant and related field of development may be accepted as compensating for the absence of an undergraduate degree to the required standard.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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About University College Cork

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