Course Information
Schedules
- Sep 2025
Registration period
18 Dec 2024 (Wed) - 14 Feb 2025 (Fri)
Price
HKD 200,000
Study Mode
Duration
1 Year(s)
Language
English
Location
-
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Course Overview
Overview
Our Master of Social Sciences programme in the field of Sociology [MSocSc(Sociology)] provides an innovative, problem-based approach to sociology that highlights the vital role of sociology in understanding and responding to society’s most pressing challenges. We offer comprehensive training in research design, methods and implementation. Our unique broad-based programme structure features courses that encompass the Department of Sociology’s four key strengths: sociology, criminology, media & cultural studies, and spatial population analysis.
Our programme is ideally suited for those wanting to:
● attain research and analytical skills to advance their professional careers in the public sector or private industry
● receive advanced training in sociology to prepare for application for further doctoral studies
What You’ll Learn
In this programme, we aim to provide you with:
● the ability to critically analyze social phenomena, apply theoretical frameworks, and utilize appropriate research methods to investigate complex social issues
● advanced research skills, including the ability to design and conduct empirical studies, collect and analyze data, and interpret findings to contribute to the field of sociology
● the ability to effectively communicate sociological concepts and research findings to both academic and non-academic audiences through written reports, presentations, and other forms of communication
● an understanding of ethical principles in sociological research and practice, and be equipped to address social inequalities and advocate for social justice within your work
● a capacity for independent and critical thinking, enabling you to identify and address social issues, propose innovative solutions, and contribute to the development of sociological knowledge and practice
This brand new programme, launching in September 2025, builds on the Department of Sociology’s impressive history as a leading global centre for the study of sociology.
