PhD in Social Processes: Society, Culture and Inequality
The PhD in Social Processes offers in-depth research into the dynamics that structure collective life. The program focuses on the critical analysis of social interactions, cultural manifestations, and the mechanisms that produce and reproduce social inequalities, exploring themes such as globalization, migration, gender, ethnicity, and power.
Aimed at sociologists, anthropologists, political scientists, and other professionals in the social sciences and humanities, the course promotes the production of original and relevant knowledge, enabling doctoral students to analyze, interpret, and intervene in the complex challenges of contemporary societies.
🎯 Course Objectives
Critically analyze contemporary sociological and anthropological theories.
Investigate the multiple dimensions of social, economic and cultural inequality.
Develop advanced skills in qualitative and quantitative social research methodologies.
To train academics and analysts capable of producing rigorous diagnoses of current social problems.
📘 Curricular Structure The curriculum matrix was designed to provide a solid theoretical and methodological basis:
Classical and Contemporary Sociological Theory
Anthropology of Culture and Globalization
Advanced Qualitative Research Methodologies
Quantitative Research Methodologies and Social Statistics
Studies on Inequality, Poverty and Social Exclusion
Sociology of Gender and Feminist Studies
Ethnic-Racial Relations and Post-Colonialism
Social Movements and Collective Action
Analysis of Public and Social Policies
Thesis Preparation Seminar
Preparation of the Doctoral Thesis
📌 Note: The curriculum structure can be adapted according to the student's academic background and research interests. The course duration may be reduced depending on the student's performance and progress.
💻 Learning Modality: Available online and/or in-person, with full academic support. A modern platform with interactive content, discussion forums, individual tutoring, and access to a digital library. Flexible schedules adaptable to the student's personal and professional life.
📜 Certification and Recognition : Institutionally recognized Doctoral Degree issued by FAITEF. The diploma can be issued with the Hague Apostille, facilitating the validation and recognition process in over 100 countries that are signatories to the convention. All diplomas are issued with a European notary seal. Our academic secretariat provides the necessary support for international documentation procedures.
👥 Target Audience Sociologists, anthropologists, political scientists, social workers, historians, social project managers, and researchers who wish to deepen their understanding of the structures and processes that shape society.
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