Sociology courses Wales

...Course Title: Attendance / Start Date AS/A2 Level Sociology Open Learning : Flexi Course - 13 Sep...

...ENTRY REQUIREMENTS None other than an interest in sociology WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The course will look at: Identifying aspects of Social Science and terminology...

...of human behaviour modern genetics has started to provide additional biological insights. However, are we merely a product of our genes or as many psychologists...

...theories of everyday life, for example those focusing on face to face communication. Other theories emphasize how social life is “performed” in everyday contexts and its “dramaturgy”... Learn about: Sociology of Everyday Life, Policy issues, Community methodology...

...setting that includes groups, organisations, cultures and societies' and also the inter-relationships between them. Sociologists study society...

...This 1-year full-time or 2-year part-time course offers a route into Higher Education in a Health Profession. The objective of the course is to provide...

...The wide range of research methods used by psychologists have direct application to education with both disciplines interested in questions such as how best to teach reading...

...For research students we are able to provide both a full ESRC recognised research training programme and high quality expert supervision across a broad spectrum of subjects... Learn about: Social Policy, Environment and sustainability, Food and farming cultures...

...Acquiring Culture; Understanding Culture. A2:Understanding Power and Control; Understanding Social Divisions. Top A Level/AS Level Sociology What will I be studying?...

...such as: Progression to AS/A2 Sociology, Study of Social Science at Higher Education. Sociology is a subject that is useful for careers in Social...

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

...We have designed the Programme for those working in the private, public, voluntary and community sectors and recent graduates. It is for those who... Learn about: IT Development, Community Enterprise, Community Analysis...

...SRM pt y1 comp Choose Exactly 40 credits from the following Modules: NOTE : Select 40 credits from any of the following compulsory modules: Module... Learn about: Social Science, Communication Training...

...What will I study? The A2 course consists of three units: SOC4 Social Control - Crime and Deviance; Politics, Power & the State and Mass Media...

...share a number of methods of investigation including the analysis of text and artifacts and the use of questionnaires to elicit the views of the general public...

...directly related to their field of work, and may be supported financially by their employers. Postgraduate Certificate in Women’s Studies 60 credits... Learn about: Welsh Women’s History, Independent Study, Contemporary Women’s Studies...

...credits up to 120 credits for the whole yer (after your compulsory modules). Students may take 20 credits of Languages for All modules. To enrol in a TB2 Egyptian module... Learn about: Ancient History...

...How will I be assessed? Assessment is by examinations, which can be taken in January or June each year. There is no coursework. Career Opportunities...

...Guidance on finding help with Personal Issues (which affect your wellbeing, attendance, and progress through University) There are student representatives... Learn about: Social Policy...

...ethnicity, class, age, locality and nation. Because the course includes both contemporary as well as more traditional topics in Sociology it is suitable...