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Sociology BSc(Hons)
BSc(Hons)
Your course
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Do you find yourself wondering about health, gender and sexuality, diversity and inequality? Do you want to develop your knowledge of contemporary communities and the issues facing us? If you’re interested in these fundamental social issues, and you want to develop your awareness and skills within a dynamic and supportive university, then this could be the course for you. Without doubt, the impact of Covid-19 on societies across the globe continues to be of immense sociological significance, with widespread social protests around inequality and injustice. Alongside these issues, you’ll consider the ways in which society shapes us and examine real-world examples relating to the ways in which society is undergoing change and transformation.
You’ll have the option to specialise in areas which interest you, whilst developing key transferable skills throughout, and you’ll have the opportunity to go on a 30-hour work placement in your second year, giving you hands-on experience. You’ll also be taught by a friendly and engaging team of tutors who are experts in their field, and who have substantial experience in supporting students to achieve their potential.
Example modules
• Contemporary Sociological
Theory • Health, Illness and the Body • Human Rights in the Global World • Popular Cultures, New Media and Society
Course info
Course length:
3 years full-time
Entry requirements:
BBC/DMM/112 inc. a grade B in an A Level or a Distinction in BTEC Subsidiary Diploma or National Extended Certificate/ Merit at T Level/Access to HE Diploma with 45 Level 3 credits at Merit or above
Professional membership
By studying this course, you’ll become eligible for student membership of the British Sociological Association (BSA).
“There was a lot of support to prepare you for the world of work, through modules and access to a helpful careers service on campus. The lecturers are great, they’re always happy to help and there is additional support through student services and the library. The lecture content is varied, and the teaching styles are very accessible.”
