Welfare Sociology

  Lithuania

• Other Cities in Lithuania: 
Vilnius

Description: Welfare Sociology Master's Programme is an interdisciplinary study course that falls into three distinct parts. The first of these addresses a variety of sociological issues within a broader socio-economic context, the second deals with the core social policy epistemological issues and the final one focuses on research. Welfare Sociology Master's Programme meets the needs of both the EU and non-EU member states' students, with a consideration of rapid social changes in Europe and increasing globalisation process.

Highlights: This is a postgraduate programme that concentrates on the current issues of the social policy and is targeted to the students who have background in social science or humanities.

The semester lasts 16 weeks and examination session takes 4 weeks. The programme consists of at least 60 and no more than 80 credits (90120 ECTS credits), which corresponds to one and half year of studies. Courses usually make up 3 credits. Assessment of student results will normally involve assigned course work as well as an oral or written examination.

Diploma Awarded: Master of Sociology

Degree Level: Masters Degree

Minimum Education: Bachelors

Cost in US$: Please contact us using the link at the top/bottom of the page for more information.

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to Worldwide Participants.

Participants Travel to Lithuania Independently

Typically Participants Work Independently or in Groups

Application Process Involves:

• Transcript
• Written Application

Mykolas Romeris University's Mission Statement: The mission of the University is to deliver high quality education, to accumulate and nourish intellectual potential, to train societys leaders capable of creating and implementing innovations which influence the overall progress. Our University fosters autonomy which allows independent tailoring of studies, research and improvement or change of professional qualifications in response to the development of European higher education and labour market needs.

Year Founded: 1990