BSc Sociology
Entry requirements
A level: CCC-CDD
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Sociology, studying social theory, inequalities and cultural practices. Core topics include Research Methods and Social and Cultural Analysis. An integrated placement year is available, providing practical experience in a relevant organisation. The programme includes a dissertation in the final year.
Modules
- Introduction to Social Theory
- Becoming a Social Scientist
- What's Trending? Contemporary Issues in Society
- Identities and Inequalities I
- Identities and Inequalities II
- Research Methods
- Social Theory for a Changing World
- Advanced Research Methods
- Media and Society
- Material Worlds: Culture, Objects and Practices
- Racisms
- Community Engagement
- Global Society
- Embodiment and Feminist Theory
- Digital Methods for Social Science and Humanities
- Victimology
- Prisons, Policing and Punishment
- Integrated Placement Year
- Dissertation (Sociology)
- Community Engagement
- Work, Organisations and Society
- Bodies, Power and Resistance
- Pregnancy and Politics
- Education for the 21st Century
- Religion and Society
- Migration, Borders and Belonging
- Elites
- Protest, Power and the State
- Corporate Crime
- Ecocide: Environmental Harms and Social Justice