Master's Degree in Social Research Methods and Techniques

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To be admitted to the Master’s Program in Methods and Techniques of Social Research, applicants must hold an undergraduate professional degree, preferably in the field of social sciences. However, since the program is interdisciplinary, professionals from all areas of knowledge are eligible to apply.

Applicants must also demonstrate a basic knowledge of English and certify proficiency at the A1 level.

The program seeks candidates who wish to continue their academic training and who understand that, in today’s global context, an undergraduate degree alone is not sufficient to meet current labor market demands. It is intended for individuals who seek a broad understanding of society and are willing to engage with new discourses, proposals, and perspectives beyond those familiar within their own disciplinary fields.

The program aims to attract individuals who are willing to develop skills in the use of technological tools and in communicating research findings to diverse audiences, including academic communities, the business sector, consulting firms, public institutions, NGOs, and grassroots social organizations.

GRADUATE

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Graduates of the Master’s Degree in Methods and Techniques of Social Research are characterized by their ability to design and conduct research processes focused on social issues, as well as to participate in interdisciplinary teams addressing diverse topics related to local, regional, national, and international contexts.

They stand out for their capacity to identify alternative research pathways, implement theoretically grounded techniques and tools, and adapt to changing environmental conditions. Graduates are distinguished by their commitment to dialogue, critical inquiry, and the search for solutions, recognizing that social reality is complex and constantly evolving.

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Evening schedule, coordinated according to participants’ needs.