Masters Degrees (Racism)

This multidisciplinary Master's programme explores debates on 'race' and racism, multiculture and postcoloniality. Read more

This pathway aims to integrate the consideration of themes in social theory with the study of substantive topics, as well as give a thorough grounding in research methods. Read more

Whether the discussion centres on racial inequality in the UK, political developments in South Africa or the #blacklivesmatter movement in the USA, debates relating to race, racism and decoloniality are ever present in modern society. Read more

Our course looks at the history of Britain, Europe and the wider world between c.1500-1800, highlighting themes of political, cultural, religious and social history. Read more

This programme explores issues, concepts, and debates in social and public policy research to gain an insight into policy making and its social impacts on individuals and communities. Read more

Birkbeck is a leading centre for the study of the origins, history and cultural context of psychoanalysis. Our approach is distinctive and highly interdisciplinary. Read more

The Mundus- Journalism, Media and Globalisation Master is a truly transnational two-year course, giving an empowering foundation for the analysis and reporting of global change.  . Read more

Many European societies have well-established sets of policies and legislation in place regarding the integration of migrants. Read more

The MA in Sociology addresses recent key concerns and enduring intellectual traditions within sociology and related social sciences. Read more

This programme will provide you with an advanced introduction to sociology and you will develop a critical understanding of the discipline. Read more

Why do people migrate? How do immigrants integrate and develop (new or dual) cultural identities? How do host societies respond to immigrants? Why and when do ethnic and religious differences lead to conflicts and misunderstandings? What are the reasons for prejudice and racism, and how can these negative reactions be minimised?. Read more

This course explores recent changes to the global cultural and political landscape, and what these mean for individuals and groups accessing their human rights. . Read more

This programme offers a unique opportunity for you to gain knowledge about a wide range of equality issues and to think across the dimensions of inequality. Read more

Develop the skills and knowledge to produce meaningful social research with this challenging programme. Core modules will teach you how to turn social research issues and questions into workable research designs, as well as handling quantitative and qualitative data and issues such as ethics and funding applications. Read more

Psychosocial Studies is a leading department in this interdisciplinary field that brings together social, cultural and psychosocial researchers. Read more