A Master of Arts (M.A.) in Sociology is a graduate degree program that focuses on the study of human social behavior and the relationships between individuals and society. The program typically requires students to complete coursework in sociological theory, research methods, and statistics, as well as other advanced topics in sociology.

M.A. in Sociology program may also include classes in topics such as social inequality, crime and deviance, and social change, as well as elective courses in specialized areas of study such as education, health, or family. Students may also have the opportunity to complete a research project or thesis in order to gain experience in conducting sociological research.

Upon graduation, students with an M.A. in Sociology may find employment in a variety of settings, including government agencies, research organizations, consulting firms, and academic institutions. They may work as sociologists, research analysts, or policy advisors, among other roles. Some graduates may also choose to pursue further education and training in order to become professors or researchers in academia.