Postgraduate studies

 In the future, I'd like to take a postgraduate course related with social sciences. I don't have a particular program in mind, but I consider it because I think is necessary to specialize. Also, the tools and knowledge that sociology gave me are not enough to work in complex situations, related with inequalities, for example. 

I'd like to deepen into interdisciplinary tools related to politic economy, gender studies, latin american sociology, social and cutural antropology, etc. 

It would be great to study outside of the country, whether in south america, or somewhere in the north of the globe. Although, it is more possible to study here, in Chile, due economic reasons. 

However, it would be interesting taking postgraduate studies by distance learning, considering that it may be less expensive. In that case, I should have an economic support that allows me to study or, at least, work and study.

Surfing in internet and searching for programs, I've found one that is perfectly alligned with my interest. The problem is that is offered by the London School of Economics, located in England (far far away, in a country where everything is expensive). Its name is MSc Inequalities and Social Science. And it is so perfect because it is described as "a comprehensive and wide ranging programme, providing an introduction to a range of interdisciplinary approaches to the social scientific analysis of inequality" (source: https://www.lse.ac.uk/study-at-lse/Graduate/Degree-programmes-2021/MSc-Inequalities-and-Social-Science).