Masters Degrees in Socio-Economics, United Kingdom

The study of welfare arrangements is a fundamental part of what we do. Welfare states, and other institutions seeking to meet human need, everywhere face enormous challenges from population ageing, changes in family life and work-patterns, migration and the economic crisis. Read more

Equip yourself with essential skills and connections to change the world in healthcare through opportunities to specialise in leadership. Read more

Equip yourself with essential skills and connections to change the world in healthcare through opportunities to specialise in finance. Read more

Join one of the top sociology departments in the UK and further your understanding of the tensions, interactions and networks that dictate how societies are organised. Read more

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

Policy-makers in government and decision-makers in industry are increasingly looking to behavioural economics for insights into decision-making behaviour, insights that inform our understanding of how individuals, groups and markets operate. Read more

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

We offer research supervision across a broad range of social policy topics and themes. The study of welfare arrangements is a fundamental part of what we do. Read more

You will develop the ability to apply data analysis techniques to a range of substantive and policy related questions Choose to specialise within a policy subfield such as social and family policy, economic and public policy, environment, criminal justice and security Delivered by the highly successful Q-Step Centre for Applied Data Analysis. Read more

What methods are used to discover how people behave, what they believe and what opinions they hold? What sort of sampling techniques are needed to access… Read more

You study people and societies with emphasis on modern urban settings in a multidisciplinary area which overlaps with politics, international relations, anthropology, economics, history, human geography and psychology. Read more

This programme focuses on the issues surrounding gender based violence and human rights and principles of human rights.  This discipline… Read more

Learn how to apply economic and quantitative analysis to policy and decision-making in developed and developing countries around the world. Read more

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