Sociology Degrees in the Wales

...(With Placement) Final Year Sociology Modules The final year modules are informed by cutting edge research-based teaching and they reflect the sociological... Learn about: Social Science, Social Policy, Skills and Training...

...structures and conventions; Work with other students in groups; Prepare for examinations; Plan, organise and implement their personal programme of study... Learn about: Series of lectures, seminars and/or workshops, Social and Community Studies, Own personal aims and aspirations...

...Ideology and Welfare Reform: Unpacking the Politics of Social Exclusion in New Labour Policy Cultural Construction of Space: Place Marketing of London's...

...and gain knowledge about theoretical research concerns across the spectrum of social science disciplines. Elective modules and a dissertation provide scope... Learn about: Social Science, Communication Training...

...modules from a varied list which offers them many opportunities to Develop specialised knowledge and expertise Cultural Sociology Ethnography and Everyday Life... Learn about: Social Science...

...the practical issues involved in the design, planning, conduct, and end product(s) of research methods. Demonstrate an understanding of the issues around the management... Learn about: Economic issues, Finance and Management, Business Decision Making...

...The European Languages degree is designed to allow you to study three European languages. You study two languages at major level and one at a minor level...

...Roman Popular Culture; Archaic Greece; Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome; Gender in the Roman World; Beyond Mainland Greece: Asia in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods... Learn about: Ancient History...

...Society and Social Change Years Two and Three In each of Years Two and Three students pursue modules amounting to 120 credits. In Year Two, 80 credits... Learn about: IT Law...

...we gain a better understanding of ourselves and our own social situations. The course aims to enable understudies to: Show a critical understanding... Learn about: Housing Policy, Dissertation Preparation, Regulating Society...

...and contemporary short stories, novels, poetry and plays. Both Psychology and English demand a thorough analysis of text and discourse, an area of research...

...over semester 1 and semester 2. Module CodeSemesterCreditsModule NameGuidanceASC303Semester 1 (Sep-Jan Taught)20Young Offenders and Youth JusticeASC316Semester... Learn about: Social Policy...

...Study Skills for the Social Sciences A module outside the School Year 2 At level 2 you will continue the study of core subjects related to your discipline... Learn about: Sociological Theory Today, Sociology of Everyday Life, Gender Perspectives...

...newest joint honours degree of its’ kind in the United Kingdom, here in Aberystwyth...

...Policy Issues in Social Housing Mental Illness... Learn about: Mental Illness, Housing Policy, Health and Welfare Issues...

...The importance of psychology for education is a well established. One of the first psychometric questionnaires, the Binet test, was devised to assess children’s...

...The module explores normative and descriptive concepts of culture, the dichotomy of culture and civilization, and the dialectical tension between all of these... Learn about: Nationalism and Minorities, Policy issues, Community methodology...

...Behavioural economics is an exciting and expanding area of study in which principles and theories from psychology are used to explain activities related...

...categorisation analysis Schooling and social interaction Culture and Media Popular Culture Language and social interaction Identity and diversity Childhood... Learn about: Community and locality, Civil society in Wales, Later life, generations and the lifecourse...

...can play in developing our understanding of events both in the recent and distant past. In the 20th century psychology can help us understand the events...