Sociology courses

...Structure of the Program Candidates are required to make a serious attempt in the examination for 12 units Year 1 Introduction to Economics Introduction...

...Applies to: School Leavers and International Students Availability: Full Time (Various times - TBA) Who is this course for? In partnership with the College of North West London...

...Length: 1 Year Attendance: 6 hours per week Start date: September Times: Daytime Qualification: AQA AS Sociology Course Content: The course involves studying...

...at Langside College comprises Pre-Higher, Intermediate 1, Intermediate 2, Higher, Advanced Higher and A Level subjects which learners can study on a full-time...

...AS One year / A2 One additional year Qualification: Advanced Level GCEs (AS/A2) Description of course: AS Sociology introduces key concepts such as socialisation...

...Applies to: School Leavers and International Students Availability: Full Time (Various times - TBA) Who is this course for? In partnership with the College of North West London...

...are interested in studying social groups and the impact of society upon those social groups. What will I be learning? Unit 1 looks at the family and how it has evolved historically...

...at Langside College comprises Pre-Higher, Intermediate 1, Intermediate 2, Higher, Advanced Higher and A Level subjects which learners can study on a full-time...

...works including aspects of social class, ethnicity, age and gender issues. We also look at sociological research skills. Unit 2 - A detailed study of youth culture (styles...

...A Levels Description: This course is for those with an interest in how people interact with each other and with society. Studying sociology enables...

...specialised and students are able to undertake their own sociological research on a specialist topic. Year 1 Students will develop a knowledge and understanding...

...and Interpretation of Social Data (or equivalent) SOCIOL 329-0 Field Research and Methods of Data Collection 2 sociology courses at the 300 level...

...What can I do afterwards? The course provides a good introduction to the AS Social Sciences. Sociology does not just lead onto the caring professions...

...and look for explanations and not just rely on common sense. WHY STUDY SOCIOLOGY? Sociology is the study of society and the way that it can shape peoples behaviour...

...and challenging subject which aims to discover how society works and affects people. Different sociological theories will be explored and applied to sections of society...

...approved by the director of undergraduate studies...

...issues in families, gender and feminism, health and health care, political economy, race and ethnic relations, research and methodology, social movements... Learn about: Criminal Justice, Social Services, Policy analysis...

...You will gain a more detailed understanding of the society in which we live. Furthermore, you will become skilled at using evidence to support your arguments...

...challenging subject which aims to discover how society works and affects people. You will explore different sociological theories and how they are applied...

...for understanding different explanations of human behaviour. Students will have the opportunity to look at a number of studies carried out by sociologists...