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Master of Arts in Sociology and Social Anthropology (MA) 1 year

Universität: Central European University Private University

Infos

Abschluss: Master of Arts
ECTS: 60
Kriterien:

Entry Requirements for the Master’s Programs

In addition to meeting the General CEU Admissions Requirements (see: https://www.ceu.edu/apply), applicants must provide a:

  • 500-word outline of their proposed research topic (1.5 spaced) for their MA thesis. The thesis topic should fall within the broad thematic focus of the department and the areas of interest of its faculty. Previous work in relevant fields as well as research experience in related areas, if any should be also mentioned. Your MA proposal should specify your proposed MA research project, and why you think you and the project are a good fit for our department. This can include specifying your proposed topic and methods; a brief literature review which situates your project within existing scholarly work; the social relevance of your project to the world at large; and reference to your proposed project’s suitability to CEU’s Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology. We strongly encourage you to visit the CEU’s Center for Academic Writing site. For further guidance on how to write a research proposal: http://caw.ceu.edu/online-writing-resources#Genres
  • 2 recommendation letters
  • writing sample in English (for example a chapter from the undergraduate thesis) is required.
Semester: 2
Sprache: en
Standort: A-1100 Vienna, Campus Quellenstraße 51-55
Typ: Masterstudium
Beschreibung:

The primary goal of the program is to enable students to deepen and broaden their knowledge of theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of social pheonomena, structures and processes. In a wide range of courses on social theory, migration, religion, ethnicity, cultural policies, economic sociology, globalization, dynamics of modernity, institutional change, urban processes and gender relations, students are encouraged to articulate individual positions with regard to bridging the two disciplines in the topics they study. One of the main endeavors of the program is to develop the research skills of students by offering solid training in methodology.

Sample Courses for the Master’s Programs
Colonialism and Post-colonialism; Social Memory; Comparative Urban Change; Cultures of Capitalism: An Anthropological Reading of Post-socialist Economic Transformation; Rural and Urban Development; Debates on Globalization and Development; Introduction to Research Methods—Quantitative and Qualitative (mandatory course); Ethnicity and the State: Sociological and Anthropological Perspectives; StateTheory and Research; Logic of Social Inquiry (mandatory course)

 

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