The MSc Enabling Social Change at the University of Salford is designed for aspiring leaders and practitioners eager to understand and drive societal transformation. In a world grappling with complex issues like inequality, poverty, and injustice, this postgraduate degree equips you with advanced knowledge of the forces and actors shaping social change. You will explore theories of social change, examine real-life case studies from the UK and internationally, and develop a nuanced understanding of how public unrest and policy responses interact. This programme is ideal if you seek to make a tangible impact within public, third-sector, or community organisations.
You will engage in critical analysis of concepts such as social policy, populism, and globalisation, drawing on the University of Salford's strengths in social science research. This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is delivered over one year, immersing you in modules like 'Understanding Social Change', 'Making Change Happen', and 'Applied Research for Practice'. You will develop essential research and practical skills, culminating in a postgraduate dissertation where you can apply your learning to a specific area of interest. Graduates will be prepared for impactful careers in policy development, community organising, and advocacy roles.