Description

The Master in Sociology is designed to provide a theoretical and conceptual understanding of how contemporary society is organized, together with an analysis of relevant social problems, with an emphasis in education, population and families, social movements, stratification, health care, and social deviations, among others. This program also train students in the design and techniques used to research and analyze social data, as well as an understanding of the basic principles used to identify and solve social problems.

Objectives

To provide the tools required for conducting relevant social research and preparing students to observe and solve social problems.

Candidate Profile

Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree in any field.