
1 year
February
Master’s
Sociology explores how societies function and how people relate to one another in different settings. A degree in Sociology looks at patterns of social life, from everyday interactions between individuals to wider global connections between communities.
You’ll develop the ability to work with complex information, plan and manage projects, and assess evidence with care. The course encourages you to consider different perspectives and understand how social issues can be viewed in multiple ways.
You’ll also build skills in research, data analysis, and academic writing, learning how to organise information and present clear, evidence-based arguments. Opportunities to take part in seminars and academic discussions will help you strengthen your confidence in presenting ideas.
For students interested in social research, human behaviour, and global society, sociology provides a strong foundation for further study and a wide range of career paths.
This programme is ranked in the top 200 worldwide in the QS World University Rankings 2026.
University
Victoria University Wellington
Campus
Wellington
Total Credits
120 points (NZQF Level 9)
Study Mode
Full-time
Loan Availability
No
NZD 37,800 (indicative international rate)
A Bachelor’s degree with at least a B range average in a relevant subject, plus meeting English language proficiency requirements.
IELTS - Minimum score of 6.5, no band below 6.0
PTE - Minimum score of 58, no communicative skills below 50
TOEFL - Minimum score of 90, with no section below 20
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