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The program will cover various forms of radicalization, from political elite driven ethnic and religious radicalization as occurred in pre-WWII Germany or in post-Cold War Serbia to bottom up radicalization driven by structural marginalization, as occurred in Northern Ireland or is currently occurring throughout West Africa and the Sahel. The program will also provide an overview of alternative forms of resistance such as non-participation, protest, work stoppages, and other forms of non-violent action, through examples such as the US civil rights movement and the independence movement in India, as well as the various non-violent political revolutions that characterized much of post-Cold War Eastern Europe. This programme will prepare students to undertake a career in the policy, security, political, or non-governmental sector at the national or international level, while also providing students with the theoretical grounding in this particular area of study to allow them to pursue a PhD in conflict and peace research, international security, sociology, or related disciplines. Syllabus: The programme will consist of 180 credit points comprising: Three compulsory 30 credit point modules: Advanced Social Theory, Qualitative Sociology: Philosophy and Methods, and Radicalization and Resistance. One 30 credit point elective course related to the dissertation project. A dissertation project of 12,500 words on an agreed topic (60 credit points). Content: Stage 1: SO 5011 Qualitative Sociology: Philosophy and Methods (30 credit points) SO 5014 Advanced Social Theory (30 credit points) Stage 2: SO 5528 Radicalization and Resistance (30 credit points) A Specialist Option, Related to Dissertation Topic (30 credit points) Stage 3: SO 5913 Dissertation in Radicalization and Resistance (60 credit points) Assessment: Assessment methods vary from course to course and include essays, reports, exercises and presentations. Courses are generally 100% continuous assessment. Students can obtain a Postgraduate Certificate on satisfactory completion of modules to the value of 60 credit points, or a Diploma in Radicalization and Resistance should they exit with modules worth 120 credit points passed successfully. The MSc in Radicalization and Resistance requires the student to pass the dissertation and the four module courses. The degree of MSc shall not be awarded to a candidate who fails to achieve a CAS mark of 9 or above in the Dissertation, irrespective of their performance in other courses. Notes: 1. Entry to this degree programme is normally restricted to those with a 2(i) degree in sociology, a social science discipline, a cognate discipline, or equivalent, but other, relevant experience will also be taken into consideration. 2. The research methods course is normally taken in the first half-session, alongside the compulsory social theory course, but in consultation with the degree programme co-ordinator, the methods course may come more broadly from postgraduate programmes in the School of Social Science. 3. The optional course in the second half-session should be selected in consultation with the degree programme co-ordinator, so as to assist with the dissertation topic. 4. The dissertation will be completed towards the end of the degree programme. 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