Sociology Undergraduate Degrees

...methods in conducting original research on topics of their choice. Lectures: 1 session / week, 3 hours / session This course explores the diverse... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...information for this course can be found at the bottom of the page Please note that there may be no data available if the number of course participants is very small... Learn about: Modern Philosophy...

...In your first year you’ll gain a thorough overview of both subjects with modules including Management and Organisational Behaviour and Sociology... Learn about: Social Thought, Human Resource management, Sociological Imagination...

...you will develop your skills for gathering evidence and applying theories to a range of historical and sociological issues. In the process, you will...

...the world of spirits, powers, and mystical dangers, and with what happens when those barriers ease or break apart. Examples are drawn primarily from Europe and North America...

...In the first year you will study together with the MSc group and in the second year you will primarily focus on your research project, under individually-tailored supervision... Learn about: Quality Training, Social Policy...

...World and Introduction to Sociology modules. You’ll increasingly specialise, with second-year subjects including Politics of Development; Modern Political Thought... Learn about: International Relations, Sociological Imagination, Social Life...

...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...

...family life, and the life cycle; and how we can interpret them. Lectures: 2 sessions / week, 1.5 hours / session Human beings are symbol-making as well as tool-making animals...

...you to become a well-rounded sociologist. As a research student, you will have the opportunity to be fully involved in the department's research environment...

...Former graduates now use their skills in commerce, industry, accountancy, law, teaching, academic work, journalism and the armed forces. Lancaster University... Learn about: Team Training, Political Ideas, Politics of development...

...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...

...As in previous years, the class still examines war in cross-cultural perspective, asking whether war is intrinsic to human nature, what causes... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...by a mixture of coursework and formal examination, although there are a number of units that are assessed by coursework only. In each year of full-time study...

...the historical contexts that have shaped the contemporary world. You’ll divide your time equally between courses in Sociology and Religious Studies... Learn about: Religious Studies, Social Life, Social Thought...

...you will develop your skills for gathering evidence and applying theories to a range of cultural and sociological issues. In the process, you will be encouraged... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Volunteer training...

...as opposed to biological, side of things. Students examine the role of society and culture in sickness and healing, learning how to analyze and contextualize... Learn about: Medical training...

...by a mixture of coursework and formal examination, although there are a number of units that are assessed by coursework only. In each year of full-time study...

...Lancaster graduates in the subject have chosen a wide range of careers, including roles in the Civil Service, journalism, banking, the police and business... Learn about: Contemporary Challenges, Social Thought, Religion and society...

...The course has real practical application in contemporary society and equips students with knowledge and skills appropriate for a range of graduate roles... Learn about: IT Law...