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Program · Samhälle & beteende · hösten 2026

Masterprogram i sociologi

Göteborgs universitet · Göteborg · 2 år · 120 hp · 100 % fart

Antagningspoäng hösten 2026

Egen meritbedömning. Den här utbildningen antar inte på meritvärde eller högskoleprov, så det finns ingen poänggräns.

Lägsta antagna i senaste antagningen (hösten 2026) enligt UHR. Ingen garanti för nästa antagning.

Om utbildningen

Rated the best Master's Programme in Sociology in Sweden in 2012 by the Swedish Higher Education Authority. Sociology is the social scientific discipline which analyses how patterns of everyday life connect up with global social processes in the contemporary era. The richness and diversity of sociological thought serves to engender new forms of critical insight as well as policy relevant perspectives concerning some of today’s most challenging problems in fields such as working life, healthcare, gender relations, urban life, migration and adaptation to climate change. Careers Given the great range and vibrancy of sociological research, the Master's Programme in Sociology can enable you to develop and pursue an exciting variety of career plans. The programme is tailored to those aiming for a professional career within the public and private sectors practicing qualified forms of social analysis. The programme also prepares and equips you for an academic career in sociology and social sciences in Sweden or abroad. Content On the Programme you learn to creatively deploy sociological perspectives and methods to describe, interpret and explain contemporary matters of concern reflecting the complex interaction of local and global processes in today’s society. You will be able to take advantage of the choice and flexibility the Master’s Programme in Sociology offers to focus on cultivating the competences you consider most appropriate to your career plans. In particular, you will have the opportunity to gain the practical and analytical skills required to engage in both academic and more applied and directly policy-relevant research. Key features of the Programme include: Close links with current research within the Department of Sociology and Work Science Comprehensive courses in both qualitative and quantitative research methods (30 credits in total) Possibility to study abroad for one term (30 credits) or take a work placement Extensive individual supervision during the completion of a 30 credits Master's Thesis. The Programme encompasses 5 obligatory courses (in total 90 credits) as well as a number of optional courses ( in total 30 credits). The obligatory courses are: Contemporary Sociological Analyses and Horizons, 15 credits Social Change, 15 credits Applied Qualitative Research Methods, 15 credits Applied Statistical Analyses, 15 credits Masters Thesis, 30 credits The Department of Sociology and Work Science offers five optional courses during the second term of the Programme: Social Science as Expertise, Social Scientists as Experts, 7.5 credits Emotions in Organizations, 7,5 credits Work Placement in Public or Applied Sociology, 15 credits Human Resource Management in a Societal Perspective, 15 credits Strategies for Building Robust Collaboration Cultures, 15 credits Language of instruction: English

Behörighet

Kandidatexamen inom det samhällsvetenskapliga utbildningsområdet eller motsvarande. Dessutom krävs språkkunskaper motsvarande Engelska 6/Engelska B.

Praktiskt

Start
31 augusti 2026
Slut
4 juni 2028
Språk
Engelska
Studietakt
100 %
Studieform
På plats i Göteborg
Studieavgift
192 000 kr (gäller bara sökande utanför EU/EES)
Anmälningskod
GU-75013

Vanliga frågor

Vad krävs för att komma in på Masterprogram i sociologi vid Göteborgs universitet?
Utbildningen har ingen poänggräns (egen meritbedömning) – den antar inte på meritvärde eller högskoleprov. Du måste också uppfylla behörighetskraven.
Hur lång är utbildningen?
2 år, 120 hp, studietakt 100 %.
Går den på distans?
Nej, den ges på plats i Göteborg.
Vad betyder BI och HP?
BI är betyg utan komplettering och HP är högskoleprovet. Läs guiden.

Överblick

Källor: UHR:s antagningsstatistik (hösten 2026) och Skolverkets Susa-navet. Uppdateras varje termin. Läs mer om våra datakällor.