This course covers a wide range of topics, including: Citizenship and Human rights Welfare Immigration policy Social cohesion and integration Human trafficking Race, ethnicity and identity Multiculturalism You also gain a critical and coherent perspective on empirical research and examining the key assumptions and ideological underpinnings of qualitative and quantitative research.

International Students Requirements: English language test results A 2:1, or international equivalent in a social science, humanities or other discipline which must include at least two humanities or social science modules (this can include the research project/dissertation). (more information about degree you can find on the website) The University accepts a wide range of qualifications from international applicants. To see all necessary requirements you should follow this link and choose your country: https://www.essex.ac.uk/international/country-specific-information