M.Phil. Race, Ethnicity, Conflict

Course Overview This intensive one-year postgraduate course provides a critical examination of how states and international bodies manage populations, conflict, and migration, analyzing their profound social and cultural consequences. Students will apply advanced sociological theories to real-world issues including racialization, gender dynamics, and peace-making, culminating in an independent research project. The program is ideally suited for professionals in the field and those considering future PhD research. Key Program Highlights Apply core sociological theories to pressing global issues like ethnic conflict, migration, and racism Choose from specialized optional modules on topics such as gender, forced migration, and social movements Receive expert training in advanced research methods to conduct rigorous, independent analysis Complete a substantial 15-20,000 word dissertation with one-on-one supervision from a field expert Prepare for a high-impact career in international agencies, NGOs, government, or academic research