The MSc in Social Sciences is an interdisciplinary program that covers a range of subjects such as sociology, political science, anthropology, economics, psychology, and more. It aims to equip students with the ability to critically analyze social phenomena, understand complex societal issues, and conduct independent research.

Core Courses:

1. Research Methods in Social Sciences:
   • Focuses on qualitative and quantitative research methodologies.
   • Teaches data collection, analysis, and interpretation skills.
   • Includes training in the use of statistical software.
2. Social Theory:
   • Explores classical and contemporary social theories.
   • Discusses key thinkers and their contributions to understanding society.
   • Encourages critical thinking and application of theories to current social issues.
3. Advanced Topics in Sociology:
   • Delves into specialized areas of sociology, such as social stratification, gender studies, or urban sociology.
   • Encourages analysis of social structures and institutions.
4. Political and Economic Sociology:
   • Examines the intersection of politics, economics, and society.
   • Discusses issues such as power dynamics, governance, and economic inequalities.
5. Cultural Anthropology:
   • Studies human cultures, practices, and beliefs.
   • Explores the impact of globalization on cultures.
   • Encourages ethnographic research.

Elective Courses:

Students may choose from a range of electives depending on their interests and career goals. Some examples include:

• Globalization and Society
• Social Policy and Development
• Psychology and Society
• Environmental Sociology
• Human Rights and Social Justice

Thesis/Dissertation:

• Students are required to conduct original research and write a thesis or dissertation on a topic of their choice, under the supervision of a faculty advisor.

Career Prospects:

Graduates of the MSc in Social Sciences can pursue careers in academia, research institutions, government agencies, NGOs, international organizations, and the private sector. They are well-equipped for roles such as policy analysts, social researchers, community development officers, and more.

Program Duration:

The program typically takes 1 to 2 years to complete, depending on whether it is pursued full-time or part-time.

Entry Requirements:

• A bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (social sciences, humanities, etc.).
• Proof of proficiency in English (if applicable).
• Some programs may require a minimum GPA or prior research experience.

Assessment Methods:

• Coursework (essays, reports, presentations).
• Exams.
• Research projects.
• Thesis/Dissertation defense.

Additional Opportunities:

• Internships with social organizations.
• Workshops and seminars on advanced social science topics.
• Opportunities to participate in research projects led by faculty.

This course provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding and engaging with social issues at an advanced level.