Sociology BA (Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Preston
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Bachelor's degree
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Preston
How does society work? What makes one society different from another? Develop the ability to critically reflect on, discuss and write about topical social issues from a local, national and international perspective on this fascinating, relevant degree. You’ll develop an understanding of key sociological theorists and important sociological issues - and the emphasis on studying these in an international context will be particular useful if you plan to study or work overseas. You’ll graduate with a real understanding of world issues - vital for graduates, wherever you choose to work.
2016 National Student Survey Sociology courses at UCLan were rated top 10 in the UK for personal development by students who completed the 2016 National Student Survey (NSS).
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Entry Requirements 2017/18 104 Points at A2; General Studies accepted
BTEC Extended Diploma: Merit, Merit, Merit
BTEC Diploma: Distinction, Distinction
Pass Access to HE with 106 Points
International Baccalaureate 26P
IELTS grade 6 with no subscore lower than 5.5
GCSE 5 at grade C inc Maths and English or equivalent. For changes to 2017 UCAS...
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Subjects
- Sociology
- International
Course programme
Core Modules:
- Sociological ways of thinking
- Doing social research
Optional Modules:
- Media and culture
- Youth, Identity and Difference
- Childhood inequalities
- Crime and Society
- Communities, cultures, and identities
- Education for everyone?
- State and Society; Europe 1815-1914
- Volunteering and community action
- Peer led outreach education
- Elective (such as a Language)
Core Modules:
- Contemporary Thinkers
- Innovative Research
Optional Modules:
- Understanding Interpersonal Violence
- Sociology of Religion
- The Sociology of Social Movements
- Sociology and Education
- Diversity and inclusion in Education
- Diversity and Inclusive Practice with Children and Adults
- Perceptions of crime and punishment in England 1700-1900
- Community history project
- Philosophy of science and social theory
- Mentoring in the community
Core Modules:
- Dissertation in Sociology
Optional Modules:
- Sexy bodies; sexuality and the body
- Sociology of Disability
- Sociology of childhood
- Suspect populations and insecure spaces
- Sex, Violence and Strategies
- Human Trafficking and ‘Modern Day’ Slavery
- Student Initiated Module
- Thatcher’s Britain 1979-1990
- Public space in the city: a social and cultural history c.1850-1910
Sociology BA (Hons)