Social Researcher Courses in Gisborne

The Bachelor of Arts (Sociology) examines the intricate structures and cultural patterns influencing social behaviors across different societal levels. Through a comprehensive study spanning socio-cultural, national, and global dimensions, students gain a deep understanding of societal interactions. This course encompasses contemporary societal topics, social policies, cultural dynamics, and more. It equips students with the skills to analyze social relationships, address inequalities, and conduct meaningful research, preparing them for roles in government, research, and media.

The Master of Applied Research provides a thorough grounding in research methods before undertaking a thesis focusing on disciplines within 'sustainable and liveable cities'. Tailored for graduates from any bachelor's discipline, the course covers key subjects such as research methods, ethics, project design, and specialised knowledge pertinent to your research area.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Social Sciences) programme focuses on advanced research and professional preparation. It includes a significant independent research component, equipping students with methodological skills and theoretical knowledge. Streams such as Sociology, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Community and Human Services, History, or Indigenous Studies allow for specialised study in various disciplinary fields, preparing graduates for careers in research or professional practice.