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112 PhD programmes in Sociology in United Kingdom
Sociology
Sociology at University of Glasgow is defined by our shared commitment to rigorous, innovative and useful research.
Social Research Methods
Gain advanced skills in social research methodology. Make an original contribution to research in your field. Learn more at the Social Research Methods programme from London School of Economics and Political Science.
Sociology
The Sociology programme offered by Anglia Ruskin University investigates social structures, identities, inequalities, migration, culture, and contemporary social issues through advanced sociological research and critical analysis.
Refugee Care
We offer supervision in Refugee Care at University of Essex, allowing you to undertake research that introduces a therapeutic dimension and psychosocial perspectives to your work with asylum seekers, refugees and other involuntarily dislocated persons.
Intercultural Research
The focus of our Intercultural Research at Heriot-Watt University is on the interface between cultures. It seeks to build understanding of interactions between different cultures on a wide variety of levels, including sub-cultures, gender cultures and linguistic cultures.
Sociology
Through the Sociology MPhil/PhD programme from The University of Exeter, you'll have the opportunity to undertake advanced postgraduate research in a friendly, interdisciplinary, collaborative, and highly productive community.
Sociology
The College of Social Science undertakes internationally recognised research, and welcomes students from across the globe to join our academic community. The Sociology is offered by the University of Lincoln.
Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation
The Department of Social Policy and Intervention at University of Oxford offers an interdisciplinary DPhil in Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation and welcomes students from across the world.
Philanthropic Studies
This is a doctoral programme in Philanthropic Studies at a leading centre of philanthropy research, teaching and public engagement. Scholars at the University of Kent are supervised by academics with a background in practice.
Living With Disability and Long-Term Conditions
The School of Health, Wellbeing and Social Care’s work in the area of Living With Disability and Long-Term Conditions at The Open University UK covers research on a wide spectrum of people’s experiences and care across the life course, including physical and learning disability, living with a long-term condition and receiving and giving care.
Sociology and Social Policy
Committed to teaching and research excellence, the School of Sociology and Social Policy programme at University of Nottingham is a dynamic centre for collaborative and interdisciplinary PhD study.
Sociology
Build your interest in Sociology and extend your knowledge in a dynamic research environment, with a strong focus on research training at Swansea University.
Housing Studies
Study for a PhD in Housing Studies at the University of Stirling and you’ll be part of a research environment with an outstanding international reputation.
Multicultural Life, Citizenship, Difference, Political Conflict and Social Divisions
Multicultural Life, Citizenship, Difference, Political Conflict and Social Divisions research is part of the Sociology research group at The Open University UK.
Migration, Gender and Generation
This Migration, Gender and Generation research area at The Open University UK looks at the interrelations between families and migration.
Sociology and Criminology
The Sociology and Criminology programme offered by Manchester Metropolitan University enables researchers to deepen their expertise and develop advanced research and practical skills in sociology, criminology, and related social science fields.
Psychoanalytic Sociology and the Psychosocial
Sociology at The Open University UK has a long history of engagement with psychoanalysis and the psychosocial. It offers this degree programme in Psychoanalytic Sociology and the Psychosocial.
Death, Dying and Bereavement
Death, Dying and Bereavement has been a major research and teaching theme in the School of Health, Wellbeing and Social Care at The Open University UK for over 20 years.
Computational Social Science
Computational Social Science research at The Open University UK targets the enhancement of critical societal issues through the use of Artificial Intelligence solutions.
Wellbeing of Children, Youth and Families
The Wellbeing of Children, Youth and Families group at The Open University UK has strengths in a range of methodologies including psycho-social methods; critical discourse analysis; biographical and life-history research; historical methods; and secondary analysis of archived data sets.