University degree: Master of Arts (MA)
ECTS: 120
Duration of study: 4 semesters
Teaching language: German
Type of study programme: Full-time
To enrol into the Master’s Programme, you must have completed a relevant undergraduate degree. If you did not complete this at the University of Graz, you must submit an application for admission to the Master’s programme.
Key facts: What the Master’s Programme Sociology at the University of Graz has to offer
- Interdisciplinary specialisation
Sociology modules are complemented by optional courses from related disciplines such as business administration, law, political science or cultural studies.
- Strong research focus
The research workshop plays a central role, enabling students to deepen their knowledge in a targeted manner through their own projects.
- Diverse areas of specialisation
courses offered include the theory and history of sociology, international and comparative social research, and applied sociology.
- A broad spectrum of topics relating to society and culture
Opportunities for specialisation include, for example, gender research and gender studies, the sociology of economic institutions and cultures, the sociology of culture and contemporary social analysis.
- Focus on current societal challenges
Further specialisations in medical and health sociology, science studies and the sociology of science enable students to engage with key areas of modern society.
