MA in Applied and Public Sociology

at Duquesne University

Modules
 

• Qualitative Methods
• The Social Landscape: Place, Space and Society
• Population
• Theory and Practice of Conflict Resolution
• Program Planning and Evaluation
• Proposal and Grant Writing
• Applied Community Practicum
• Teaching Sociology Practicum

• Completed four years of undergraduate coursework taught in English at accredited institutions of higher education in the United States;
• Completed two years of graduate coursework taught in English at accredited institutions of higher education in the United States; or
• Submitted with the application and have approved a petition recognizing four years of undergraduate work taught in English at an accredited institution outside of the United States; or
• Submitted with the application and have approved a petition recognizing two years of graduate coursework taught in English at accredited institutions of higher education outside of the United States.

International Tuition Fees:

$42,630

To prepare for a career in the field, you’ll master job-related and community-impact skills in such areas as qualitative and quantitative research, problem solving, community engagement, social policies and trends and oral and written communication skills aimed at disseminating knowledge for academic and public audiences.