Sociology Undergraduate Degrees

...family economics, poverty, and family policy. Controversial issues dealt with include day care, welfare policy, and the "Family Values" debate. Lectures... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

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

...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: Introduction to Sociology, Sociology degree, Religious Studies...

...workshops, lectures and seminar sessions. You will be introduced to sociological methods to collect information on the individual and society which...

...Another is to gain a greater sense of the diversity of human social practices and beliefs in the United States and around the world. Classes will integrate lecture and discussion...

...probation and working with offenders work in the voluntary sector social research. National Student Survey 2008 91% overall satisfaction. Course Structure...

...At Lancaster, you will learn with enthusiastic lecturers, practitioners, service users and carers. We emphasise research and cutting-edge knowledge... Learn about: Drug Use, Social care, Adult Social Care...

...modern society is undergoing. Year 2 In Year 2, the core subjects that you will undertake will further develop your social research skills and address...

...configurations of race, science, technology, and inequality. Considered are the rise of evolutionary racism; debates about eugenics in the early twentieth century...

...changing social identities, and new forms of togetherness, power and resistance. Course Content The core Sociology course provides a thorough grounding... Learn about: Cultural Diversity...

...crisis and austerity measures impacted on people’s daily lives? Here at Lancaster you can engage with these questions and have chance to ask your own... Learn about: Social Thought, Mass Media, Sociological Imagination...

...As a research-led programme it is inherently flexible, tutorials can be scheduled around your other commitments, and meaningful distance learning can be facilitated... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...there is no power that is exercised without a series of aims and objectives. But this does not mean that it results from the choice or decision of an individual subject...

...Course Content The curriculum is made up of discrete modules. Full-time students study six modules per semester, two in semester 1 and two in semester... Learn about: Sociology Anthropology...

...crisis and austerity measures impacted on people’s daily lives? Here at Lancaster you can engage with these questions and have chance to ask your own... Learn about: Social and cultural life, Bodies in Society, Mass Media...

...work is long established at Canterbury Christ Church with taught sessions taking place on the main campus, centrally located in the historic... Learn about: Social Work...

...of experience arising from western philosophical and physiological models. The class will examine how sensory experience lies beyond the realm of individual... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...of six modules over your foundation year. These have been designed to complement each other and to address the specific learning competencies that... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...new curriculum developments and innovation. Most programmes will require you to study a combination of compulsory and optional modules, you may also... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

...bustling city of Canterbury. Social work is one of the core professional pathways in the organisation of inter-professional learning. One module in... Learn about: Social Work...