Sociology Undergraduate Degrees

...The syllabus introduces its subject through the broad media of language, culture, literature and cinema with options also to gain knowledge of South East Asian history... Learn about: Language Skills, East Asian, South Asian Studies...

...Archaic Greece; Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome; Gender in the Roman World; Beyond Mainland Greece: Asia in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods... Learn about: Ancient History...

...a voluntary organisation or even the Home Office. Assessment You will be assessed through exams and coursework – your portfolio, essays and reports as well as your dissertation... Learn about: Social Theory, Communication Training, Social Sciences...

...extract and use both macro and micro information, from international surveys to in depth interviews. And learn to use your findings to develop concrete... Learn about: Analytical skills, International Relations, Social Science...

...University draws on unique strengths, in particular the expertise, experience and networks of the Social Policy Research Centre, one of the most successful... Learn about: Public Health, Social Science, Research Design...

...at all levels of society, from the state to individual emotions, through explorations of social class, gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, and other factors... Learn about: Social Theory, Team Training...

...latest theoretical and policy developments in the areas of community development and public policy, including the role of communities in fighting for social justice... Learn about: Project Development, Part Time, Human Geography...

...of the most recent advances and concerns relating to digital culture and media: from wearable technologies and artificial intelligence, to online misinformation... Learn about: Social Media, Film Theory, Public Relations...

...you will learn how communication practices differ across cultures and you will be introduced to communication practices in various international and work-related contexts... Learn about: Approaches to Study, Full Time, Communication Training...

...option modules across a span of prehistoric, ancient and medieval periods, from Britain to the Near East. You will learn the essential analytical techniques... Learn about: Part Time, Breaking Boundaries, Archaeology and Geography...

...to study in other European countries. By the end of the course you'll be qualified to apply sociological perspectives, concepts and research methods... Learn about: Counselling Psychology, Human Behaviour, Social Policy...

...National Student Survey 2020. On our bachelor’s psychology (including foundation year) degree you’ll develop an in-depth understanding of core areas of psychology... Learn about: Scientist and Practitioner, Shaped Psychology, IT Development...

...You’ll look at humans as individuals and communities, while exploring issues that are becoming increasingly relevant in today’s society such as global inequality... Learn about: Child Development, Health Psychology...

...exploring how they relate to contemporary society. You’ll develop critical analysis skills that will help you construct well-reasoned arguments... Learn about: Social Policy, Human Rights...

...youth justice and social policy. Course overview The Youth Work Agency programme is an interdisciplinary course that will enable you to develop the skills... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...First year modules address problems that have interested sociologists in their attempts to account for the world we live in. You will start to understand... Learn about: Social Theory, Communication Training, Media Studies...

...including the use of video, film, and written texts. You can also study two regions of the world in depth. In your final year(s) you can specialise... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Social Change, Construction Training...

...different aspects of Chinese society and culture. You will learn about how societies and cultures are formed and organised. What do we know of the birth... Learn about: Human Rights, Skills and Training...

...you to consider the subject of criminology from a sociological perspective. You will study: ideas about the growth and development of the modern state... Learn about: Human Rights, IT Law, Social Theory...

...For the sociology element you'll look at the subject's key texts and thinkers, and will develop an overview of the discipline's development and distinguishing features... Learn about: Communication Training, Media Studies, Social Anthropology...