The MA (Master of Arts) in Sociology at Kyungwoon University is a graduate‑level research and coursework program that prepares students to understand, analyze, and interpret social structures, processes, and changes within contemporary societies. The curriculum typically includes advanced coursework in sociological theory, social research methods, social institutions, social stratification, and contemporary social issues, and emphasizes both qualitative and quantitative research skills. As part of the program, students engage in seminars, independent research projects, and a master’s thesis that explores a topic of sociological significance under faculty supervision. Graduates develop the analytical and methodological expertise needed for careers in academic research, policy analysis, social research firms, governmental and non‑governmental organizations, and further doctoral study. The program may be offered in Korean and/or English, and applicants generally require a bachelor’s degree in sociology or a related field, academic transcripts, and a research proposal as part of the admissions process.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.