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Masters Degrees in Socio-Economics
We have 123 Masters Degrees in Socio-Economics
Masters degrees in Socio-Economics focus on the ways in which sociology and economics intersect, examining how financial markets and monetary policy affect human behaviour (and vice versa). As such, they are interdisciplinary programmes where entry requirement may include an undergraduate degree in a relevant social science. Related postgraduate specialisms include Behavioural & Experimental Economics, Social Policy and Economic Policy.
Why study a Masters in Socio-Economics?
## Socio-economic factors affect almost every aspect of our everyday life. As such, understanding how they work is essential for any number of disciplines and goals, from improving economic output and productivity through to reducing inequality and poverty. A Masters in Socio-Economics will equip you with the tools to try and find solutions to these problems. You may study the interrelationship between economic growth and education policy, for example, or immigration and wage levels. After finishing your course, there are a number of settings in which you could apply your knowledge of Socio-Economics. You might set the agenda with a think-tank or work on economic and social policy within government. Alternatively, you may find work with a non-governmental organisation (NGO) or charity.Refine your search
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MA Social Research
University of Sheffield
Sheffield Methods Institute
On this course you'll become well-versed in the theoretical concepts in social research. Read more
Sustainable Development MSc (online)
University of Sussex
University of Sussex Online
To meet the United Nations 17 Global Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 we need extensive transformations in the way markets, civil society and states work in much of the world. Read more
MA Social Policy (Online)
University of Central Lancashire
UCLAN Online
Start date: January 2024 Our online MA in Social Policy will help you understand and analyse some of the most pressing issues faced by the world today. Read more
MSc/PGDip Data Analytics and Social Statistics (Online)
The University of Manchester
School of Social Sciences
With the rise of ever larger and more specialised datasets, it’s essential to understand how to collect, handle, evaluate and interpret data to unleash its true potential. Read more
MSc in Anthropology and Development Studies
Radboud University
Behavioural and Social Sciences
How do grassroots initiatives by refugees impact upon the practice and policies of local governments? How can we make the transition to renewable energies… Read more
MSc in International Relations
Radboud University
Political Science
Analysing conflict and cooperation in a globalising world. Tackling global issues in the 21st Century requires a deeper understanding of the essential players that shape global politics: governments, intergovernmental organisations, media, multinationals, and NGOs. Read more
MA Sociology
University of Sheffield
Department of Sociological Studies
Extend, develop, and deepen your knowledge of key areas of sociological scholarship and enhance your social research methods skills. Read more
MA Sociological Research Methods
University of Essex
Department of Sociology
Discover how to turn raw data into useful information which can tell us about how people work. You learn how to gain an understanding of society through carrying out case studies, surveys, and observational research. Read more
Strategic Studies (MSc)
Aberdeen University
School of Social Science
If you are interested in the way our world has been shaped by security issues, conflict, defence policies and how business and other organisations deal with risks in different areas of the world you will be interested in Strategic Studies. Read more
MA - International Social Policy
University of Kent
School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research
The programme takes a critical approach to the study of International Social Policy to provide an advanced understanding of current debates, theories and concepts in a vibrant area of study and research. Read more
Development Economics MSc
City, University of London
School of Policy and Global Affairs
Learn how to apply economic and quantitative analysis to policy and decision-making in developed and developing countries around the world. Read more
MSc Criminology and Socio-Legal Research
University of Essex
Department of Sociology
Explore the relationship between crime and the law, from the criminal justice system and issues with reoffenders, to crime in the media and the glamorisation of drugs. Read more
Housing Studies (with Internship) MSc
University of Stirling
Education and Social Sciences
This MSc/PgDip Housing Studies (with internship) course fully integrates all of the academic and practice components of the professional qualification of the Chartered Institute of Housing. Read more
Housing Studies (Part-Time) MSc
University of Stirling
Education and Social Sciences
Aimed at those already working in the housing sector, our Housing Studies course will help you develop your career further. Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Housing, the course covers all aspects of housing services. Read more
MPA International Development (Online)
University of York
School for Business and Society
Learn to lead in international development and make an impact on the global stage The online Master of Public Administration – International Development is an internationally recognised qualification that has been developed for professionals working in International Development in both governmental organisations and NGOs. Read more
