What is the MSc in Sociology? | Oxford Department of Sociology

The MSc in Sociology at the University of Oxford is a taught course that provides training for careers in social research and prepares students for doctoral work in Sociology. Find out more at www.sociology.ox.ac.uk
The course aims to give students high-quality graduate-level research training, including:
- Knowledge of the key theoretical approaches that are relevant to empirical investigations
- An understanding of their application to substantive problems
- Skills in the use of major research techniques
By the end of the course, students should be able to understand, and to evaluate critically, research monographs and papers at the forefront of academic development within Sociology, enabling them to apply these ideas and techniques to their own research work.
The emphasis is not only on the findings of sociological research but more importantly on the ways in which these findings were reached, the formulation of the research questions, the research methods used, and the interpretation of the research results.

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