MA Sociology (Youth, Community & Social Regeneration)

Course Overview This MA program equips students with the advanced skills to engage with contemporary theoretical, policy, and practice-related issues in youth and community work within a national and international context of social regeneration. It provides a critical forum to address the complexities of inequality, social exclusion, and community welfare, building upon the department's established research strengths. The course is designed to prepare graduates for impactful careers or further academic study through high-quality social research and analysis. Key Program Highlights Focus on contemporary issues in youth work and community regeneration within both national and international contexts. Critical examination of key societal challenges, including social exclusion, inequality, and the changing welfare state. Development of advanced, transferable skills in social research methodologies for community settings. Preparation for diverse career paths in the labor force or for progression to PhD-level academic research. Learning supported by excellent research supervision and a range of teaching and assessment approaches.