The University of Chicago’s M.A. in Social Sciences (MAPSS) program offers students the flexibility to design interdisciplinary research across sociology, anthropology, economics, and political science. These project ideas span both theoretical frameworks and hands-on social research applications.
Cultural Identity Formation Among First-Generation Immigrants
Social Capital and Community Resilience in Urban Neighborhoods
Political Polarization and the Role of Social Media Algorithms
Gender and Labor: A Comparative Study Across Global Markets
Analyzing the Discourse of Climate Change in Media Narratives
Ethnographic Fieldwork on Rituals and Cultural Belonging
The Impact of Incarceration on Family Structures
Neoliberalism and Its Effects on Higher Education Policy
Digital Surveillance and Civil Liberties in Post-Pandemic Governance
Public Memory and Memorialization Practices in Post-Conflict Societies
The Economics of Informal Labor in Developing Countries
Social Movements and Their Influence on Legislative Change
Comparative Welfare States and Social Protection Mechanisms
Youth Political Participation in the Digital Age
Racial Identity and the Criminal Justice System
Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches to Social Trust Measurement
Analyzing Urban Segregation Through GIS Mapping Techniques
Language, Power, and Social Class in Educational Institutions
Cultural Production and Consumption in the Attention Economy
Global Migration Policy and Human Rights Frameworks
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