Sociology College Courses in London

...and thus attempts to offer explanations for social behaviour. Classes are lively with much focus on debate, analysis and contemporary examples...

...can contact the course information team on 020 7613 9123. Or, you can email them: info@hackney.ac.uk How much will it cost? Don’t worry about the cost of learning!... Learn about: IT for adults...

...Socialisation and Identity Four questions 1 hour 30 min Topics In Culture, Socialisation and Identity Two two-part structured essay questions I hour...

...Religion Unit 4:Deviance Theory & Methods How will I be assessed? Each unit is assessed by an examination. Where do I go from here? Progression to university degrees in Sociology...

...· Family · Mass Media · Religion · Youth and Culture Module 2534 Sociological Research Skills · Basic concepts in research design · Aspects of data collection...

...5 GCSE grades at A*-C (including grade B or above in English Language) and AS Level in Sociology obtained in 2008/2009. After applying you will have...

...All students are encouraged to read a broadsheet newspaper regularly. Assessment: Both the AS and the A2 are assessed by written examinations...

...5 GCSEs at grades A - C including English Language at grade C;or Students who achieved at least a merit in GNVQ or BTEC First Diploma qualifications alongside...

...What will I be doing? AS Level (First year of course) Exploring socialisation, culture and identity We study the different sources of identity in the contemporary...

...5 GCSE grades A*-C (including grade B or above in English). In addition, as part of the interview process, you may be required to sit subject specific...

...Assessment: Examined Paper 1 - stimulus questions 2½ hrs The coursework element is compulsory and consists of a project of between 1,500 and 3,500 words...

...5 GCSEs at grades A - C including English Language at grade C;or Students who achieved at least a merit in GNVQ or BTEC First Diploma qualifications alongside...

...What will I be doing? AS Level (First year of course) Exploring socialisation, culture and identity We study the different sources of identity in the contemporary...

...mass media; power and politics. Crime and deviance; stratification and differentiation; theory and methods. A-Level Intensive Sociology Course Description Culture and identity...

...All students are encouraged to read a broadsheet newspaper regularly. Assessment: Both the AS and the A2 are assessed by written examinations...

...degrees leading to careers in the caring sector such as social work or youth work practitioners, in advisory, administrative or research work in the public...

...Core studies Covers the classic, exemplar studies in psychology and demonstrates how learning about behaviour has influenced our thinking today...

...which course is suitable for your needs and abilities. Minimum Literacy Level: Entry 3 You can read longer pieces of writing and understand the main ideas without...

.../ Social policy / Sociology. The course is 15.5 hours per week over 3 or 4 days, depending on the options chosen. Courses Start Date Length Days/Times...

...The Sociology route is for those who wish to progress onto social science degrees leading to careers in the caring sector such as social work or youth work practitioners...