Master by Research in Human Sciences - Social Work (SOAA)
Mid Sweden University
Östersund
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Are you interested in research? Our research preparatory Master´s programme in Human Sciences is aimed at students who wish to pursue a career in research or advanced investigative work.
English level 2/English 6 from Swedish upper secondary school or equivalent. Eligibility requirements specific to the specialisation: **Sports Sciences:** Bachelor’s degree of at least 180 credits in sports sciences, physiology, medicine, biology or equivalent, including 15 credits independent project (degree project) **Social Work:** Bachelor’s degree in Social Work of at least 180 credits, including 15 credits independent project (degree project) **Tourism Studies:** Bachelor’s degree of at least 180 credits in Tourism Studies, Human Geography or other subject in the social sciences field, including 15 credits independent project (degree project) Applicants competence in relation to the chosen subject area, scientific quality and analytical ability. This eligibility requirement is assessed based on: 1. Personal letter containing: a) brief description of the chosen project (ie. which research topic / research project the applicant is interested in) b) motivate the interest in the chosen project c) describe qualifications / experiences relevant to the project / research topic 2. Previous independent written work 3. Interview
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Mid Sweden University
Östersund
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Pace of study: 100 %
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