Postgraduate Social Research in Manchester
8 degrees at 3 universities in Manchester.
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Research Methods Applied to Public Health - Single Module Level 7
Research Methods Applied to Public Health - Single Module Level 7
This course is suitable for those who want to develop a comprehensive understanding of a range of research techniques that can be applied to a variety of research situations. In this course you will learn...Read more
(3.8)
- 6 months Part time degree
MA by Research
MA by Research
Research undertaken at Masters Level explores aspects of knowledge at the forefront of an academic or professional discipline. You are expected to demonstrate originality in the application of knowledge,...Read more
(3.5)
- 1 year Full time degree: £4,260 per year (UK/EU)
- 1 year Part time degree: £4,260 per year (UK/EU)
Research Methods - Single Module Level 7
Research Methods - Single Module Level 7
This course is aimed at all health care professionals and will prepare you to undertake a research project/dissertation in the future. This course will explore: Contemporary issues and debates in research;...Read more
(3.8)
- 6 months Part time degree
Social Statistics PhD
Social Statistics PhD
The Social Statistics discipline area at the University of Manchester has a thriving and diverse research community. Along with colleagues in Sociology, we had the highest proportion of research rated...Read more
(4.1)
- 36 months Full time degree: £4,260 per year (UK/EU)
Sociological Research MSc
Sociological Research MSc
This programme aims to educate and train students to give them the requisite skills and knowledge to become an effective, professional sociological researcher. This entails teaching them: the philosophical...Read more
(4.1)
- 12 months Full time degree: £9,500 per year (UK/EU)
- 24 months Part time degree: £4,750 per year (UK/EU)
- SOCY60401 Research Design I (15 Credits) - Core
- SOCY60412 Research Design II (15 Credits) - Core
- SOCY60331 Social Theory and Cultural Identity (15 Credits) - Core
- SOCY60432 Methodological Issues in Social Research (15 Credits) - Core
- SOST70511 Introduction to Quantitative Methods (15 Credits) - Core
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Anthropological Research MA
Anthropological Research MA
This programme is designed to prepare students to carry out doctoral level research in Social Anthropology. It provides training in a wide range of research methods and teaches students how to develop...Read more
(4.1)
- 12 months Full time degree: £9,500 per year (UK/EU)
- 24 months Part time degree: £4,750 per year (UK/EU)
Applied Social Research PhD
Applied Social Research PhD
The Cathie Marsh Institute for Social Research (CMI) is an interdisciplinary research centre resulting from the merger (in August 2014) of the Cathie Marsh Centre for Census and Survey Research (CCSR)...Read more
(4.1)
- 3 years Full time degree: £4,260 per year (UK/EU)
- 6 years Part time degree: £2,130 per year (UK/EU)
Social Research Methods and Statistics MSc
Social Research Methods and Statistics MSc
The course is designed to be accessible to non-statisticians, yet is more focussed than many other existing masters courses in social research methods. Youll need a base level of knowledge in undergraduate...Read more
(4.1)
- 12 months Full time degree: £10,000 per year (UK/EU)
- 24 months Part time degree: £5,000 per year (UK/EU)
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