Sociology courses

...Studying these subjects will raise such questions as: * Why are women choosing not to have children? * What explains domestic violence? * How come people...

...It is a subject for students who are genuinely interested in people and the society they live in. Sociology will assist students to learn about their...

...interested in developing an understanding of society. It provides the means to increase your awareness of the relationship between society and the individual...

...its taken-for-granted assumptions. It is concerned with the underlying structures of everyday life. Topics in AS include the nature of family life...

...Studying these subjects will raise such questions as: * Why are women choosing not to have children? * What explains domestic violence? * How come people...

...society. In the process of studying Sociology you will be able to bring your own wider experiences to the classroom to help in the study of topics like the family...

...contribute to underachievement in school, involvement in crime and world poverty? Why do some groups do less well than others in life? Along the way...

...discussion and debate, group work, presentations, reading and writing exercises and essay writing. Duration : 36 weeks Who the Course is...

...AS/A2 Level Centre: Hyde Clarendon Start Date: 07/09/2010 Day(s) of Week: MON/TUE/WED Times: - Duration: 1 year Fee: £395 This course is free for school leavers...

...theory and methods) and the chance for you to develop your own pathway with a range of specialist choices in and outside of Sociology. Modules in the first... Learn about: Social Policy...

...enable you to make sense of society in an era of globalisation and social change. Grade A in the Core, plus grades AB or BB at GCE A-level dependent upon offer... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...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...

...(3 credits): Techniques of Population Analysis Qualitative Field Research Survey Research Principles Topics in Sociological Methodology Students must select...

...project development, FareShare Sussex account executive, FFT Aspire analyst, British Arab Commercial Bank. Year 1 at sussex Autumn teaching A Sociology... Learn about: Classical Sociological, Sociological Theory, Writing for Sociologists...

...of women in the modern world. As such, it places women as both the subject and object of inquiry and places women's experiences at the forefront of analysis... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...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...

...culture and identity, social differentiation, power and stratification. Use ICT appropriately to research factual evidence about society Develop communication skills (listening...

...issues of culture and socialisation and will identify trends in contemporary Britain. At AS the family will be the main topic for discussion and A2 looks at Crime and Devience...

...thinking is crucial for people who want to understand the world around them, whether as students, tuition-fee payers, citizens, employees... Learn about: Contemporary society, Public Sociology, Film and Television...

...voluntary and commercial sector. Further information on Sociology and Social Policy. A successful graduate from this course is expected to be able... Learn about: Social Policy...