Social Researcher
Social Science Researchers design, manage, and direct research projects designed to identify, and investigate social issues and social problems relating to all facets of human behavior.Researchers utilize both qualitative and quantitative research skill sets to collect, analyze, and interpret data, and test theories to advance our understanding human relationships in social environments. Typical employers for social researchers include local authorities, state and federal government agencies, educational agencies, market/commercial organizations, health and human services, and medial.
HOW TO BECOME A SoCIAL RESEARCHER
A university course- there are many different degrees you could undertake in many different areas.
UNIVERSITY OPTIONSÂ
You'll usually need a degree to get into social research. Although any subject is acceptable, employers often prefer those with a strong analytical and/or research focus. The following subjects may be particularly useful:
Anthropology
Economics
Business studies
Geography
Mathematics
Politics
Psychology
Social policy
Sociology
Statistics.
It's possible to move into a career in social research straight after your degree, particularly if your course included social research methods and statistics.