Social Science Undergraduate Degrees in Lancaster

...or gain transferable skills in Economics or Marketing, for example. Second year modules will be taught at one of our partner universities in Australia or New Zealand... Learn about: Human Geography, Climate and Society, Politics and Society...

...accountancy, law, teaching, academic work, journalism or the armed forces. The intellectual and practical skills of peace-making give our graduates a... Learn about: Politics and Policies, Society and Religion, Politics of development...

...in years one and two are designed to give you the best chance of success in your placement applications. You will also be provided with dedicated workshops... Learn about: International developments, Civil service, International Relations...

...from mainstream human resource management, in both public and private corporations, to management consultancy and roles in media and marketing... Learn about: Organisation in Context, Human Resource Development, Sociological Imagination...

...which you will develop during the programme, such as intercultural team-working, analytical and presentation skills, negotiation, research design and report-writing... Learn about: Business Ethics, Ecology and Ethics, International Relations...

...computer systems and software and even our very own weather monitoring station. You will work in comfortable class sizes, giving you the opportunity... Learn about: Physical Geography, Geographical Skills, Weather & Climate...

...Canada, Australia or New Zealand. You will gain hands-on-experience with overseas culture and climate, build an international network, and undertake a variety of module topics... Learn about: Biogeochemical Cycles, Geographical Skills, Physical Geography...

...Graduates of Peace Studies and International Relations have also found their degree valuable for careers with international charities and other... Learn about: International Relations, Indian Politics, Society and Religion...

...such as the Civil Service, government or public affairs. Graduates of Peace Studies and International Relations have also found their degree valuable... Learn about: State Politics, Society and Religion, Politics of development...

...support your professional development. Applying for a placement is a competitive process and the preparatory modules you will complete in years one... Learn about: International Relations, Analysis and communication, International law...

...team working and time management - that are increasingly sought after by graduate employers from all fields and sectors. Our graduates find this mix... Learn about: Religious Studies, Politics of development, Community and Contemporary...

...local government, public affairs, charities and social welfare organisations. Former graduates now use their skills in commerce, industry, accountancy... Learn about: Digital Cultures, Human Rights, Sociological Imagination...

...are organised and have the opportunity to relate your interest in social and cultural themes to real world political events and current affairs... Learn about: Team Training, Politics and Governance, Politics of development...

...to undertake a sustained investigation on a specific political subject of greatest interest to you and can choose from a wide range of modules... Learn about: Society and Religion, Chinese Language, Relations and Security...

...In the final year, you will study Chinese Culture and Society and a further Chinese Language module. You have the opportunity to undertake a sustained... Learn about: Knowledge of Chinese Language, Political Thought, Chinese Language...

...embark upon international careers. The transferable skills which you will develop during the programme, such as intercultural team-working, analytical and presentation skills... Learn about: Global Economy, Resource Management, Natural Environment...

...and Religious Studies degree - such as critical communication skills – are a good foundation for many careers. In increasingly multicultural societies and an integrated world... Learn about: Religious Studies, Social Thought, Social Life...

...the historical contexts that have shaped the contemporary world. You’ll divide your time equally between courses in Sociology and Religious Studies... Learn about: Introduction to Sociology, Sociology and Religious, Religion and society...

...work and to the economic, organisational policy and social circumstances in which it is practised. You will set issues in the context of class... Learn about: Social Work, Adult Social Care, Drug Use...

...You can participate in field trips, placements, studying aboard, film screenings, public events, seminars, and major international conferences... Learn about: Mass Media, Inequalities and Politics, Social Problems...