- Rodzaj studiów:II stopnia (magisterskie uzupełniające)
- Tryb studiów:stacjonarne
(zobacz także: niestacjonarne)
- Język wykładowy:angielski
- Czas trwania studiów:2 lata (4 semestry)
- Kierunek:Socjologia
Are you fascinated by how societies evolve and how culture shapes human behavior? Are you curious about how new technologies are transforming communication, communities, and social movements? Or perhaps you’re passionate about addressing today’s most pressing social challenges? If so, this program is the ideal place to begin your journey.
The Sociology specialization at Collegium Civitas offers a strong theoretical foundation in the social sciences, paired with practical skills in research, analysis, and communication. While sociology is a general academic field, practical competencies—particularly those developed in specialization courses—are rooted in advanced disciplinary knowledge and the sociologist’s research toolkit.
You will explore topics such as digital media, public relations, lobbying, and the mechanisms behind contemporary social movements. You will also gain advanced methodological expertise and the ability to apply sociological knowledge in diverse professional contexts. Taught by a distinguished faculty of scholars and practitioners, the program will equip you with a critical understanding of global societies and the tools to make a real-world impact.
Career prospects:
Graduates of this program will be prepared for a wide range of roles, including:
- Research and analytical centres, think tanks, and expert institutions – conduct social research, policy analysis, and societal trend forecasting.
- Marketing and public relations agencies – design and implement research-informed communication and branding strategies.
- Media and communication firms – support messaging, media analysis, and public engagement initiatives.
- PR, promotion, and marketing departments – contribute to communication strategies within companies, startups, and public institutions.
- Human resources departments and recruitment agencies – apply sociological insight to organizational development and team dynamics.
- HR consulting and headhunting firms – support talent acquisition and workplace culture strategies through data-driven analysis.
- Communication departments of companies and institutions – manage internal and external communication with social awareness.
- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) – contribute to program development, community outreach, and social impact evaluation.
- Public administration and governmental bodies – engage in policy design, social program implementation, and data analysis.
- Analytical teams in election campaign strategy – conduct voter research, social mapping, and targeted messaging.
- Higher education and academia – pursue doctoral studies or work in research and teaching roles within universities and academic institutions.
Why choose this program?
- Develop advanced research skills – learn to design and carry out complex academic or commercial social research projects using both quantitative and qualitative methods.
- Analyze data with confidence – master industry-standard research software and data analysis techniques, applying them to real-world social and cultural phenomena.
- Deepen your critical thinking – strengthen your sociological imagination and cognitive flexibility, enabling systemic analysis of complex social, economic, and cultural processes.
- Lead in diverse contexts – gain the ability to manage project teams and motivate their members within varied and multicultural environments.
- Apply theory to practice – build practical skills in public opinion research, PR, and strategic communication, learning how to navigate and interpret changing social dynamics.
- Build lifelong learning habits – throughout three semesters of working on your original master’s project, you will develop self-directed learning strategies and research independence.
- Communicate in multicultural teams – learn how to collaborate and communicate effectively in international and cross-cultural settings.
- Study in a global community – join an international student body representing over 60 countries and build meaningful relationships that will support your global professional development.