国际关系和社会学硕士（荣誉）

阿伯丁的国际关系和社会学为您在不断变化的全球背景下牢固地掌握权力，国家和政府的作用提供了坚实的基础，并将其与对我们的社会如何以各种方式塑造我们作为个人的方式的迷人探索相结合。凭借一流的教学和充满活力的研究文化，您将获得许多领域的雇主所青睐的技能，并拥有强大的国际合作机会。您将在政治，媒体，地方和国家政府，非政府组织和国际事务以及市场营销和广告，社会和市场研究，教学，卫生和社会服务，慈善事业和人力资源等领域拥有出色的职业选择。
International Relations and Sociology at Aberdeen gives you solid grounding in the role of power, states and governments in an ever-changing global context and combines it with a fascinating exploration of how the societies we live in shape us as individuals in all sorts of ways. With top-rated teaching and a culture of dynamic research, you will gain the skills to be a sought-after graduate by employers in many sectors, and with strong international possibilities.<br>In International Relations, you will look closely at how states and organisations interact, global wealth and poverty and the ever-present concerns of conflict and peace. You will study regional and international tensions, nationalism, concepts of democracy and be taught by internationally renowned academics with strong track records in publishing international papers and articles and who appear regularly in the media, analysing and explaining national, European and world developments from the viewpoint of their own area of expertise and research. Sociology at Aberdeen will complement and add depth to your studies of how global societies interact. You will explore how society shapes us as individuals in all sorts of ways and study sociology of the family, work-life balance, religion and society. You will be taught by experts in social movements, conflict and peace, religion and secularisation and global political sociology. You will become skilled in the social research methods used to gather the evidence to better understand aspects of society such as observation, interviews, large-scale surveys or analysing the content of documents and videos. You will have great career options in politics, media, local and national government, NGOs and international affairs and also marketing and advertising, social and market research, teaching, health and social services, charities and human resources.