MSc Inequality and Society

University of Sunderland · Sunderland, United Kingdom

MScEnglish90 ECTS1 yearOn CampusFull-time

This MSc programme at University of Sunderland provides advanced specialist training, combining theoretical foundations with applied professional practice. Students develop advanced analytical, research, and technical skills through coursework, independent research, and professional engagement. Graduates are well-prepared for leadership roles in their field, further doctoral study, or professional practice.

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Dati chiave

Tasse (Studenti UE / SEE)
£17,750/year
Tasse (Studenti non UE)
£17,750/year
Durata
1 year
Crediti ECTS
90
Lingua
English
Modalità di studio
On Campus
Ammissione
September / October

Requisiti di ammissione

Requisiti di accesso

We usually require at least a second class honours degree (usually a 2:1 or above) or equivalent. | Experience may be counted towards your application. We welcome degrees in areas such as social sciences, psychology, business, law, education, humanities, health, arts, technology, and the sciences.

Documenti richiesti

Completed official online application form; Degree certificate and academic transcript; English language qualification evidence (where required); Personal statement; Reference (academic or professional, per university requirements); Passport copy (international applicants)

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Quanto costerà davvero?

Tuition plus the legal minimum proof-of-funds for United Kingdom, over 1 year of study.

EU & Non-EUTasseVitaTotale
EU & Non-EU£17,750—needs the fee

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