The PhD in Interdisciplinary Social Research (IDSR) at Trent University prepares you to investigate complex social issues using interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches. You’ll develop advanced research skills through mentorship, methodological training, and scholarly work grounded in real-world and historical contexts.
The PhD in Interdisciplinary Social Research (IDSR) at Trent University equips students with the skills necessary to tackle intricate social issues through interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary methods. This program emphasizes the development of advanced research competencies, guided by mentorship, methodological training, and scholarly endeavors rooted in both contemporary and historical contexts.
Doctoral training with an interdisciplinary focus
Learning outcomes
Applicants are typically required to have an Upper Second Class GPA or equivalent. Additional academic documents and a detailed research plan will need to be submitted as part of the application package.
Graduates of the PhD in Interdisciplinary Social Research are well-prepared for diverse career paths, including roles in academia, research institutions, government agencies, and non-profit organizations. Their ability to approach complex social issues from multiple perspectives equips them to contribute meaningfully to various fields, including policy development, social justice, and community engagement.
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