Embark on your academic journey with the PhD in Social Justice at the University of Hull, a programme designed for aspiring researchers committed to understanding and addressing complex societal inequalities. This doctoral degree operates within key research themes such as Globalisation, Power and Post-Colonialism, Gender and Sexualities, Culture, Religion and Society, Health, Well-being and Social Inclusion, and Criminology and Criminal Justice. You will engage with critical theories and methodologies to explore pressing social issues, contributing to academic discourse and real-world change. This PhD is ideal if you possess a strong desire to conduct impactful, independent research in the social sciences.
This full-time, on-campus PhD programme typically spans three years of intensive research, followed by up to 12 months for writing up your findings. Throughout your studies, you will work closely with leading academics, benefiting from their expertise and guidance as you develop your research questions and methodologies. The curriculum encourages innovative yet pragmatic approaches, fostering collaboration with academic and non-academic stakeholders. You will graduate with advanced research skills, a significant contribution to knowledge in your chosen field, and the ability to pursue careers in academia, policy, research institutions, and non-governmental organisations.