Other Social Science Undergraduate Degrees

...Our Criminology programme is a grounding board for entry in to probation; the course at Bucks covers the requisite modules for probation entry... Learn about: Contemporary Criminology, Human Rights...

...Media and Crime and Disability in the Criminal Justice system. Our teaching team is research active and committed to high student satisfaction within... Learn about: Contemporary Criminology, Human Rights...

...health, social and voluntary sectors. When you finish this degree you’ll be able to pursue a range of careers in the leisure, health and social sectors... Learn about: Social Science, Sport Development, Sociological Imagination...

...It’s the first step to starting postgraduate study in any area of practice (including clinical, educational, forensic, counselling, health, cognitive neuropsychology... Learn about: Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Research methods...

...in any area of practice (including clinical, educational, forensic, counselling, health, cognitive neuropsychology and sports psychology). We’ll help you... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology, Research methods, Social Psychology...

...system or researching issues related to crime and victimisation.‬‬‬ Taking this course will make you eligible (subject to achieving a 2:2 or above)... Learn about: Social Psychology, Research methods, Cognitive Psychology...

...including specific social problems in relation to crime, the workplace and mental health. Working through theories posed by Freud and Jung to your own original research... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology...

...to apply for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) with the British Psychological Society. It’s the first step to starting postgraduate study... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology...

...involved in contemporary research in the social, developmental, cognitive, individual differences and biological dimensions of behaviour. Taking this course... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology...

...some of which involves working alongside current social workers. You’ll also gain an understanding of how social work fits in with UK government policy and legislation... Learn about: Professional development, Social Work, Lifespan Development...

...of courses that emphasizes political literacy and communication, civic and global engagement, ethical decision making, and the application of theory to politics... Learn about: Political Theory, Political Science, Comparative Politics...

...seminars that engage some aspect of the public humanities such as public policy, memorialization, community studies or civic engagement. Study abroad is supported and encouraged...

...designed with three goals in mind: first, provide concentrators a solid foundation in the question of development; second, allow concentrators to develop...

...Students will learn to unlock this wealth in both the ancient and the modern worlds through a number of academic disciplines - History, Religious Studies...

...The first undergraduate degree of its kind in this country, Late Antique Cultures studies the changing relation of cultural practices, social patterns...

...have decided to make a career in journalism. Course overview BA in Journalism is taught in City’s prestigious department of journalism and publishing...

...assessment and interventions, social science, mental health, disabilities, and families and children. During the three-year BSc programme, you will learn... Learn about: IT risk, IT Law, Social Work...

...You will have the chance to undertake a voluntary work placement in the local community providing a career-focused approach to your learning... Learn about: Social Science, Social Policy...

...East Sussex County Council and West Sussex County Council, as well as with carers and service users. It has been approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)... Learn about: Social Policy, Social Work, IT Law...

...literary studies and critical theory, the degree studies specific representations, memories and lives in historical and cultural contexts. You will consider...