66 Short courses in Sociology in Europe

The social sciences track offers students the opportunity to delve into a fundamental subject of the Sciences Po curriculum. The Tackling Inequality and Social Risks - A Global Perspective course is offered at Sciences Po.

The executive short course from Maastricht School of Management addresses unconscious biases and cultural expectation realities head-on while equipping participants with the tools to lead with confidence, resilience, and impact. Cultivating inclusive and resilient leaders is essential for driving innovation, equity, and long-term organizational success.

The Feminist Edge course offered by Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) provides professional development for gender trainers that re-captures and re-imagines gender training, as a feminist project, establishing a new approach to training for gender equality.

The Bridging Divided Perspectives - Conflict, Conflict Resolution and Mediation from a Multi-Disciplinary Perspective course at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam consists of training, combined with insights from different disciplines .

The Toulouse Summer School in Quantitative Social Sciences at Toulouse 1 Capitole University and the Institute for Advanced Study in Toulouse (IAST) offers an interdisciplinary program in the social and behavorial sciences.

The Management for Health and Social Care is a comprehensive program designed to equip professionals in the health and social care industry with essential management skills. London School of Planning and Management's offers the Certificate in Management for Health and Social Care programme. 

The Sociology of Education course from UCL Summer School allows you to explore current and enduring educational questions through a sociological lens and to identify the relationships between education and social inequalities.

The Working With Communities - Youthwork qualification at Edinburgh College has been designed for those who provide support, advice and guidance for young people in a Community Learning and Development (CLD) context, and who, through this work, help develop the knowledge and skills of young people.

Quantitative methods are central to social research. In this Quantitative Methods in Social Science course at the University of Aberdeen, you’ll learn to carry out effective quantitative research.

This Introduction to Social Sciences and Self course at Edinburgh College takes you on a thought-provoking journey of discovery. It will help you understand yourself, your relationship with others and your place in the world. 

In this Making Methods module at the University of Salford you will explore contemporary and innovative approaches to quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis.

Ethnography is a fascinating way to study people and cultures. Learn the methods ethnographers use to research, analyse and help us understand cultures around the world with this An Introduction to Ethnographic Research Methods course at the University of Aberdeen.

Develop your skills in qualitative research online. Learn how to carry out research interviews and focus groups ethically and successfully with this Research Interviews and Focus Groups in Social Science course at the University of Aberdeen.

This Applied Research Methods for Practice module at the University of Salford will allow you to develop your understanding of social research methods in an applied context, with a specific focus on essential, applied data collection and analysis techniques.

The Foundation Course degree at Tor Vergata University of Rome is a program, taught in English, and introduced to prepare international students for study at Italian universities, familiarize with the language and provide them with the knowledge for the admission tests.

The Human Rights - Migrants, Children and Minorities course offered by Dalarna University aims to provide you with an education that will broaden your horizons in terms of personal development, global perspectives and specialised expertise.

Learn how sociolinguists explore the relationship between language and the expression of personal, social and cultural identity with An Introduction to Sociolinguistics - Accents, Attitudes and Identity at FutureLearn.

In this Circular Economics and the Symbiotic City - Theory and Practice course you learn why Circular Economics is vital for tackling today’s social, health and ecological problems and what urban symbioses contribute to a circular economy. The City of Amsterdam is our testbed. 

The Sociology and Social Policy course from the University of Birmingham provides an overview on health, examining factors that contribute to health inequality alongside potential social solutions.

The Gender Studies course from UCL Summer School will provide you an overview of ‘classical’ and contemporary theorisations of gender, and of the multiple ways in which gender is encountered in every aspect of the lives.