Stanford’s Ph.D. in Sociology equips students with the theoretical and methodological tools to understand social structures, institutions, and identities. These dissertation topics span digital labor, race, migration, education, culture, and inequality.
Digital Labor Inequality in the Gig Economy
Cultural Capital and Educational Mobility in Immigrant Families
Structural Racism in Urban Housing Policies
The Sociology of Climate Anxiety in Youth Movements
Gendered Expectations in STEM Career Trajectories
The Role of Social Networks in Health Disparities
Collective Memory and National Identity Formation
Algorithmic Bias and the Reproduction of Social Inequality
Mass Incarceration and the Politics of Punishment
Religion and Social Change in Post-Secular Societies
Migration Narratives and Identity Reconstruction
Social Movements in Authoritarian Regimes: A Comparative Study
Media Representations of Protest and Public Perception
Trust and Misinformation in Online Communities
Neoliberalism and the Transformation of the Welfare State
Civic Engagement and Political Participation Among Youth
Workplace Surveillance and Employee Autonomy
Gender Norms and Family Policy in Global Comparison
Structural Transformation in Rural Labor Markets
Crisis, Precarity, and the Sociology of Everyday Risk
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