Because meaning matters
A master’s degree in Sociology will make you an expert not only on understanding the social processes of meaning-making but also on making (your) meanings matter. Studying the programme, you will delve deep into symbolic aspects of society usually passing without notice. To achieve that, you will receive both theoretical lectures and practical training to develop your cultural sensitivity and analytical skills, so you can uncover the meanings in texts, images, and other symbolic phenomena which move actions of individual and whole societies alike.
Graduate profile: You know what they mean
Graduating from Sociology, you will know what people mean even if they are not straightforward about that. That gives you solid analytical and interpretative skills appreciated in any project-based team.
You can choose to work in the private or public sector in the fields such as cultural marketing, media, or any branch of the creative industry, regional or urban planning, international, governmental, or non-governmental organisations.
Want to focus your studies?
The programme can be studied as a single subject or with a specialization in Cultural Sociology.
The Cultural Sociology pathway will take you to:
- Contemporary Cultural Sociology
- Migration, Transnationalism and the City
- Collective Memory
- Transnational Studies
Admission
To apply, you’ll need to complete the e-application, pay the fee, and upload all required documents – including proof of previous studies, English proficiency, and a copy of your ID or passport.
A key part of the process is registering for the online GAP test (General Academic Prerequisites) organized by Scio. You can choose from several test dates, and a minimum score of the 30th percentile is required.
No worries, everything is done online – from registration to exam and application submission.
