Sociology And Social Policy Mphil

University of Liverpool

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2 years

Course duration

1/31/2026

Start Date

US$30219

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Overview Staff have particular strengths in Critical social policy:- This addresses particular questions of welfare, health, state social work, poverty, inequality and social justice. Age, generation and life course analysis, childhood, youth and older age, are other strengths. Research themes Our department's Research Clusters cover areas such as social justice, crime, health, welfare, housing, inequality and the operation of political power at local, national and global levels. Research groups Charity Law and Policy Unit Critical Approaches International Criminal Law EU Law@Liverpool European Children’s Rights Unit Health Law and Regulation Unit International Criminological Research Unit International Law and Human Rights Unit Liverpool Economic Governance Unit Publics & Practices

For international students

For research degrees we expect candidates to normally hold a UK first degree in the first or upper second class, or a second class degree plus a Masters degree or equivalent, preferably in the Social Sciences. IELTS Academic requirement - SELT and non-SELT: Overall 6.5 no band below 6.0. TOEFL iBT requirement: Minimum 88 overall with L 19 W 19 R 19 and S 20.

2 years - Full time

Fee

£23,400.00 (US$ 30,219) per yearFaculty of Humanities and Social Sciences £23,400 (Band B). This is a fixed fee Please check with institution

Start Date

1/31/2026

Address

University of Liverpool, The Foundation Building, 765 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool, L69 7ZX, NORTHERN ENGLAND, England

About

A founding member of the esteemed Russell Group, the University of Liverpool has plenty to shout about. Currently placed 36th in the Complete University Guide UK 2019 the university is consistently ranked within the top 200 universities worldwide (THE 2018/19, QS 2018/19, ARWU 2018).
The university is first in the Russell Group for graduate employability, with 94% of all Liverpool graduates in professional employment or further study within six months of graduation. Graduates also received the second highest salaries, in comparison to other universities in the Northwest region, five years after graduating (LEO 2017).
The university is always looking for ways to improve its campus, and has recently invested GBP 800 million into its campus and academic facilities. There are plenty of on-campus amenities to make use of, ranging from a fitness centre to a nightclub, and libraries which are open 24/7 during term time.
The Student Union was voted the best in the country at the NUS Awards in 2016. There are more than 250 sports clubs and societies for students to enjoy where they can try new things and make friends.
Liverpool is an inexpensive city to live in and it was the 2018 winner of WhatUni’s? students’ choice award for ‘best city life’ The birthplace of the Beatles, Liverpool has a vibrant cultural scene, countless shops and bars, clubs, music venues and dining options for all to enjoy outside of studying.
The university’s international community is large with more than 8,000 students travelling from over 130 countries to study there every year. International students are also encouraged to take up the numerous overseas study opportunities available in countries including China, Australia, Canada, USA and Europe.

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