Sociology courses

...consists of concentrated study of a topic you select in consultation with your Open Learning Faculty Member. Directed studies is open to you if you... Learn about: Social Life, Social Skills, Social Worker...

...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: Cultural Studies, Volunteer training...

...You will look at sociological methods used to collect information on the individual and society which may include theories on family history... Learn about: IT Development...

...the sociology of health, sex and gender and the sociology of science and technology. Course Content The course structure below gives a flavour of the modules... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

...· What changes have occurred in male and female roles? · Who controls education? · A sociological study worth 20% is required. Some wider reading is necessary...

...research projects involving the use of questionnaires, interviews and observation techniques. The A2 course builds on the work carried out in the...

...power and politics Crime and deviance; stratification and differentiation; theory and methods. Courses Start Date Length Days/Times King's Cross Centre...

...PR companies, polling companies and many others. The course showcases sociology’s relevance beyond the confines of academia. Sociology at BGU will provide... Learn about: Decolonising Drama, Thinking Sociologically, Professional Contexts...

...do isn't simply the result of what they are like 'inside'. Rather it assumes that groups of people have a big influence on one another. The family...

...like families or larger groups such as ethnic groups or people of the same 'gender'. In one year, the GCSE course tries to cover a wide spread of such questions...

...part of the full-time AS programme, in which students are expected to study 4 AS subjects. Sociology is the study of society. More specifically it is about...

...welfare and poverty etc in a more detailed way, dependant upon the majority interests of the group. Learners will be required to choose a specific...

...students to answer questions about contemporary cultures, cities and inequalities, such as: How do new technologies affect social lives and cultures?... Learn about: Social research, Social Change, Social inequalities...

...The value of sociology lies in its ability to help you better understand processes that are taking place within society. With this understanding you...

...Windmill Avenue Campus, Kettering Duration: One year for AS Level or Two years for full A Level (AS Level + A2 Level) Start At: September 2010 Concession...

...college entry requirements for A Level study. GCSE Sociology not required. Course content Sociology enables you to develop an understanding of the...

...The Family, The Mass Media; Sociological Research Skills.A2 Level (3 modules) : Power and Control - Education, Crime and Deviance, Health and Illness...

...is the science of mind and behaviour and considers both individuals and groups. A range of normal and abnormal human behaviours is explored...

...are taught in Spanish enabling you to rapidly improve your language skills. Although this may seem daunting at first, our approach to language teaching...

...Take the right course units and you can apply for a paid summer internship through Manchester's Q-Step programme . Sociology is the study of social... Learn about: English Language...