Masters Degree Description
On this course you’ll become well-versed in the theoretical concepts in social research. Choose from a wide range of modules that reflect your interests, and apply your qualitative and quantitative skills to your field of research. Our graduates go on to PhD research or careers that demand world-class research skills.
Entry Requirements
Minimum 2:1 honours degree, or international equivalent, normally in a discipline related to your intended specialism.
Fees
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Student Destinations
Here are just some of the specific skills you will develop on our course:
- The principles of research design, including how to formulate research questions and develop the appropriate strategies to answer them.
- Quantitative research skills including practical data tidying, visualisation, data analysis in the R programming language with no prior experience required.
- Qualitative research skills including interviewing, ethnographic approaches, participatory and creative approaches, reflexive thematic analysis, and narrative analysis.
- How to be ethically responsible researchers, foregrounding moral considerations in all aspects of the research process.
- How to communicate research convincingly and impactfully, using a range of formal and creative dissemination techniques.
Module Details
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