Inequality And Society Msc in University of Sunderland, UK

Inequality And Society Msc in University of Sunderland

In this theoretical and research-based course, you'll examine the major causes of inequality in our world such as, why do some groups face disadvantage? You'll also study what sustains that idea and how these groups are interrelated, including what society can do to tackle this. Take advantage of a broad range of optional modules on topics such as health, sexualities, gender, domestic abuse, childhood and socio-economic inequalities. You'll understand the nature of intersectionality, including factors such as gender, sexuality, ethnicity, age and how certain groups face unique forms of disadvantage.

Course structure

Full-time

This route is over one year from October to September. The course will typically be taught one afternoon (1-4pm) and one evening (5-8pm) per week on a Tuesday, to fit around work and childcare commitments. There will also be two mandatory ‘dissertation days’ to prepare you for your dissertation research which will typically be a full day over two Saturdays between October and September.

Study Skills sessions are ran regularly in semester one to support your academic work and will be on a Tuesday between 4-5pm. They will offer online and physical workshops on topics such as, understanding academic language, interpreting statistics, constructing an argument and critical thinking and wiring. This will help to smooth your transition to masters level study.

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