• The Master of Arts program helps students develop their theoretical perspectives and research skills. It provides a strong foundation in sociological training for those who plan to pursue a doctoral degree in sociology. The program provides solid basic training in honing research skills for the public and private sectors. Students can choose to take the program on a part-time or full-time basis.
  • Students are expected to acquire autonomy in conducting research, preparing scholarly publications, and participating in professional conferences. These objectives are achieved through a combination of coursework, participation in seminars, preparation of comprehensive examinations, paid work as research and teaching assistants, preparing papers for a conference presentation, and supervised dissertation research.