Sociology Degrees

...an individual research project. They can lead to doctoral research, and will also provide the chance for you to undertake scholarly research as an enrichment...

...At the end of this course you, the student, will be able to: Apply economic reasoning to a range of issues and appreciate that a number of alternative... Learn about: Social Policy...

...in modern society – class, gender, ‘race’/ethnicity, age, sexuality and (dis)ability. You’ll explore how these often intersect in shaping the life chances... Learn about: Social interactions, Modern World...

...Taught in English. Lectures: 2 Lectures / week, 1.5 hours / lecture Films: 1 Film Screening / week, time variable This course examines the literature and cinema of Japan...

...choose three optional modules from a range which may include: Archaeology of Greece Byzantine Archaeology and Material Culture Creating Europe...

...you will develop your skills for gathering evidence and applying theories to a range of cultural and sociological issues. In the process, you will be encouraged... Learn about: Volunteer training, Cultural Studies...

...You’ll also have the opportunity to undertake a four-week credited placement with prestigious local and London based think tanks, research organisations and private employers... Learn about: Modern World, Social interactions...

...contemporary literature, and online communication. Students present analyses and develop a final project based on a particular aspect of gender and popular culture... Learn about: Contemporary Literature, Japanese Language, Communication Training...

...All three of your taught modules are optional, and should be chosen to complement your research topic. You will choose three taught modules from a range which typically includes...

...popular culture, education and employment in a national and international context. Students have the opportunity to undertake community placements as part of the course...

...engaged in real-life research. Practitioners from the sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities spheres will explain how they approach and analyse these issues... Learn about: Modern World, Social interactions...

...methods in conducting original research on topics of their choice. Lectures: 1 session / week, 3 hours / session This course explores the diverse... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...at least one of which should be Egyptian, from a range which includes: Egyptian Language 1 This is a beginners’ course in Middle Egyptian, so you will...

...you will develop your skills for gathering evidence and applying theories to a range of historical and sociological issues. In the process, you will...

...and Themes in African History and the Social Sciences, an optional paper, and a dissertation of 15,000 words. The teaching on the MSc programme is built...

...the world of spirits, powers, and mystical dangers, and with what happens when those barriers ease or break apart. Examples are drawn primarily from Europe and North America...

...Research Methods Greek Archaeology You will also choose one of: The Practice of Greek Archaeology This module examines selected topics in current methods...

...cultural processes and social relations, within and across societies. In the course of learning selected ‘social facts’ of society, you will be able to apply those concepts... Learn about: Social Policy...

...and in presenting such materials in seminar-type formats. It is examined by the submission of a thesis and oral examination, after three to four years of full-time study... Learn about: Part Time, Medical training...

...family life, and the life cycle; and how we can interpret them. Lectures: 2 sessions / week, 1.5 hours / session Human beings are symbol-making as well as tool-making animals...