- International Degree Programs
- Master's Degree in SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
Master's Degree in SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
- Degree course in italian
- SOCIOLOGIA E RICERCA SOCIALE
- Degree course
- SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
- Title
- Master's Degree
- MIUR Class
- Sociologia e ricerca sociale - LM-88 R (DM270)
- Length
- 2 years
- Credits
- 120
- Department
- HUMAN AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
- Language
- ITALIAN
- Location
- Lecce
- Academic year
- 2026/2027
- Admission procedure/Available places
- Open admission
- Career opportunities
- 2.5.3.2.1 - Esperti nello studio, nella gestione e nel controllo dei fenomeni sociali
Course description
The tracks focus on the analysis of territorial development and social innovation (Territorial Development and Social Innovation), on the analysis of deviant phenomena with sociological, psychological, legal and anthropological skills (Deviance and Crime) and on the teaching of the human sciences (Teaching of the Human Sciences). Where possible, courses include workshop activities.
Students on the 'Teaching of the Human Sciences' track coming from the Bachelor's degree in Sociology (L-40) at the University of Salento may complete the 96 CFU in the disciplinary fields M-FIL, M-STO, M-PED, M-PSI and SPS needed to access the teaching competition classes A-18 (philosophy and human sciences) and A-65 (theory and techniques of communication), and acquire the 24 CFU in the four areas (pedagogical, psychological, anthropological and didactic) required by legislation for teaching in secondary schools.
L-5 Philosophy; L-15 Tourism Sciences; L-16 Administration and Organisation Sciences; L-18 Economics and Business Management Sciences; L-19 Education and Training Sciences; L-20 Communication Sciences; L-24 Psychological Sciences and Techniques; L-33 Economic Sciences; L-36 Political and International Relations Sciences; L-37 Social Sciences for Cooperation, Development and Peace; L-39 Social Work; L-40 Sociology; L-41 Statistics.
Alternatively, first-cycle graduates (Ministerial Decree 270/2004 or 509/99) must have acquired at least 26 CFU distributed as follows: 8 CFU in SPS/07; 6 CFU in SPS/08-12; 6 CFU in SECS-S/01, SECS-S/04, SECS-S/05; 6 CFU in SECS-P/01.
An assessment of each candidate's preparation is provided, in the ways set out in the Regulations; given the programme's international orientation, at least a basic knowledge of English is advisable.
List of educational activities
Devianza-e-criminalita
Crime economy (ECON-01/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Restorative Justice Workshop (GSPS-07/B)
1 credits - Compulsory
Design and fundraising workshop (GSPS-08/A)
2 credits - Compulsory
Qualitative methodologies and techniques: advanced course (GSPS-05/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Quantitative methodologies and techniques: advanced course (GSPS-05/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Psychology of crime (PSIC-03/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Sociology of crime (GSPS-07/B)
7 credits - Compulsory
Statistics for social research (STAT-01/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES (GSPS-05/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
Investigation techniques and probative procedure (GIUR-13/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
Crime and Media (GSPS-06/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
Deviance, attitude measurement and personality tests (PSIC-01/C)
6 credits - Compulsory
ENGLISH FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES (ANGL-01/C)
6 credits - Compulsory
Final exam (PROFIN_S)
16 credits - Compulsory
History of organized crime (HIST-03/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
Legal instruments to combat crime (GIUR-14/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
TRAINING PERIOD (NN)
4 credits - Compulsory
Didattica-delle-scienze-umane
Sociological analysis of territorial development (GSPS-08/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Communication and territory (GSPS-06/A)
6 credits - Optional
Economics of territorial development (ECON-01/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Design and fundraising workshop (GSPS-08/A)
2 credits - Compulsory
Qualitative methodologies and techniques: advanced course (GSPS-05/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Quantitative methodologies and techniques: advanced course (GSPS-05/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Community psychology and territorial development (PSIC-03/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Sociology of platforms and the digital economy (GSPS-08/A)
6 credits - Optional
Statistics for social research (STAT-01/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES (GSPS-05/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY (PHIL-03/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
TEACHING PHYLOSOPHY (PHIL-01/A)
12 credits - Compulsory
ENGLISH FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES (ANGL-01/C)
6 credits - Compulsory
Final exam (PROFIN_S)
16 credits - Compulsory
History of the local institutions (GSPS-03/B)
6 credits - Compulsory
TRAINING PERIOD (NN)
4 credits - Compulsory
Sviluppo-territoriale-e-innovazione-sociale
Sociological analysis of territorial development (GSPS-08/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Economics of territorial development (ECON-01/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Design and fundraising workshop (GSPS-08/A)
2 credits - Compulsory
Qualitative methodologies and techniques: advanced course (GSPS-05/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Quantitative methodologies and techniques: advanced course (GSPS-05/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Community psychology and territorial development (PSIC-03/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Sociology of territorial conflicts (GSPS-07/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
Statistics for social research (STAT-01/A)
8 credits - Compulsory
Social Development and Innovation (GSPS-08/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
Associationism and political participation: history and theories (GSPS-03/A)
6 credits - Optional
ENGLISH FOR THE SOCIAL SCIENCES (ANGL-01/C)
6 credits - Compulsory
Final exam (PROFIN_S)
16 credits - Compulsory
Cultural processes and territory (SDEA-01/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
Sociology of platforms and the digital economy (GSPS-08/A)
6 credits - Optional
History of the local institutions (GSPS-03/B)
6 credits - Compulsory
Social history of the territory (HIST-03/A)
6 credits - Compulsory
TRAINING PERIOD (NN)
4 credits - Compulsory