BA (Hons) Sociology / Combined Degrees
This Programme examines a range of issues including gender and ethnicity, crime and deviance, social justice, global politics, cultural studies, and equality, work and organisations. It is primarily concerned with how human behaviour is shaped by social, cultural, economic and political processes, and the organisation of society and its major institutions, like the family and the state.
Sociology also examines how it is that individuals develop convictions, emotions, identities and an understanding of the world within the context of social relationships they have, and how, in turn, human beings shape the social world.
Through studying courses within the Sociology programme, student develop a range of intellectual and practical skills, and will find themselves challenging common sense assumptions about the social world and what is natural.
For information on fees and details of how to apply, see the online prospectus.
For information on accommodation, see our student accommodation pages.
COMBINED DEGREES
It is also possible to combine Sociology with another subject such as Sociology with Education or Sociology and Psychology. The options available include:
· BA (Hons) Sociology and another subject (50% Sociology and 50% another subject)
· BA (Hons) Sociology with another subject (75% Sociology and 25% another subject)
For further information on combined degrees and details of possible combinations, see the online prospectus.