MA Sociology
at Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool

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MA Sociology
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Liverpool Hope University
Overview

The 1 year Degree course has primary stream as Humanities & Social Sciences. The Liverpool Hope University tuition fees for international students is Pound 12500.0. The Degree course offered by the at Liverpool Hope University requires IELTS and PTE.

Duration	1 year
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Course Level	PG Degree

MA Sociology

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MA Sociology
at
Liverpool Hope University
Fees

1st year tuition fees

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Tuition & fees	INR 14,98,875

Calculated at the exchange rate of 1 Pound = INR 119.91 | Tuition & expenses were last updated on 20ᵗʰ March 2025

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MA Sociology
at
Liverpool Hope University
Entry Requirements

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A minimum of a Second-Class Honours degree in a relevant discipline awarded by a UK university, or an equivalent higher education qualification.

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Marks - 6.5/9
IELTS (Academic)6.56.5 overall score with no individual score lower than 6.0

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MA Sociology
at
Liverpool Hope University
Rankings

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Rank	Rank Publisher
#78	University The Guardian, 2026
#90	UK University The Complete University Guide, 2026

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Liverpool Hope University
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100% students never faced discrimination in this university

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Quality of faculty5

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Value for money5

Public transportation5

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Indian Food4

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4.9

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Tips: Well, I would advise that you have to be very friendly and respectful because you will find everyone with a smiling face here. Do not be afraid to say hi first do not be afraid to take part in society's activities, be confident and you will see the transition yourself. Also, tell your university about your every single achievement no matter if you think it is small, I got a scholarship because I built a strong profile telling about all of my school achievements.

Likes (Post study jobs): There are many companies offering jobs in various field, all you need to have is skills and faith. Ask your University they are always there to help you. Go to your University employment hub, tell them about your preference and start applying. And the packages are really good here even for the freshers.

Dislikes (Indian Food): I prefer cooking myself because as an Indian I eat a lot of spicy food and in a restaurant here it's not that spicy. But I love the middle eastern food here, it is awesome! We have one "Chai wala" restaurant here which is really awesome for enjoying desi chai, biscuits and rusk. This is my favorite spot and I'm their regular customer.

Total Monthly ExpensePound 100

Prepping time for classes25 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryPound 38450

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MA Sociology
at
Liverpool Hope University
Highlights

Interested in social change? This postgraduate programme in Sociology aims to redefine how we think about society in the context of capitalism and globalisation and the ways we can contribute to actively creating change