Sociology (Master)

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The master’s program in sociology at Hessen International University aims to provide a comprehensive and solid level of qualification. The curriculum blends theoretical analyses with intensive methodological training, applied to specific subjects. This could involve discussing feminist publications, exploring artificial intelligence issues, or contemplating innovative forms of communal and sustainable living to address social crises and global challenges.

Differing from the prevailing trend of specialization in academic education, Hessen International University offers an opportunity to attain a general master’s degree in sociology. This choice is rooted in the diverse employment opportunities available to sociologists, prompting the department to emphasize the broad professionalization of sociological diagnostic skills. Graduates with robust training in sociology can pursue leadership roles in public relations, market research, political organizations, and international bodies. Furthermore, advanced academic studies enable graduates to contribute to research and academia.

The program features small, closely supervised groups and is structured around five modules that grant students flexibility to focus on their own interests and independent study. The culmination of the program in the fourth semester is a master’s thesis. This thesis demonstrates graduates’ ability to explore and address sociological inquiries using diverse approaches and viewpoints, integrating practical and empirical findings.