Our research expertise centres around three themes: Identities, the Sociology of Health and Life Sciences and Social Transformations. Our research tradition covers sociology, social policy and social anthropology. We have strengths in the fields of family studies, health studies, political economy, sexuality, citizenship, and youth and student lives.
Our MPhil projects cover a wide spectrum of contemporary sociology including: -Bodies, identities and experiences -Culture and material life -'Development' and the global south -Emotions and intimacy -Environment and society -Imagining pasts and futures -Sexualities and gender -Sociology of ethics -Sociologies of health and life sciences -Sociology of law -Visual and aesthetic cultures
Each of these themes represents the expertise of a member of staff actively engaged in sociological research.
Visit the
Sociology - MPhil
page on the Newcastle University website for more details!
Entry Requirements
A 2:1 honours degree and a master's degree, or international equivalent, in a related subject.
Last Updated
10 May 2017
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