specialization|Sociology
Research themes
Students in the Sociology specialization will focus on scientific research that has societal significance as well. What brings about social wellbeing?
Research group
The Social Psychology specialization is organized by the Sociology department, that is well-known for its focus on:
- Advanced theory formulation and method development
- Systematic integration of theory and empirical research
- Quantitative datacollection and measurement instruments
Multidisciplinary programme
The Research Master with specialization Sociology is part of the theme Understanding Societal Change within a multidisciplinary programme.
Theme courses Understanding Societal Change (15 EC)
- Theorizing Change
- From problem analysis to intervention design
Specialization courses Sociology (10 EC)
- Economy and society: Critical transitions in Advanced Industrialised Societies
- Solidarity and social contexts
Elective courses (10 EC)
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Evidence-based interventions
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Experimental psychopathology
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Research in Clinical Neuropsychology
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Development, learning and instruction
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Complexity, dynamics and development
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Culture and Diversity
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Cooperation and Communication
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Researching power and leadership
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Understanding working life: major theories and research trends in Organizational Psychology
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Environmental psychology
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Qualitative Research Methods
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Multilevel analysis
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Structural equation modelling
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Statistical analysis of social networks
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Statistical modelling of single cases
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Literature study
Compulsory modules for all students (85 EC)
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How to theorize
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Reflecting on science and integrity
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Multidisciplinary research in action
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Advanced statistics
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Applied statistics
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Elective statistics/ methods course
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Seminars
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Traineeship
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Preparing for your master's thesis: writing your proposal
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Master’s thesis
Specializations in this theme:
Environmental Psychology | Organizational Psychology | Psychometrics and Statistics | Social psychology | Sociology
For questions about the UCS theme contact b.bilecen rug.nl.
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