BSc Anthropology and Sociology
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: International Baccalaureate Diploma 30 points. GCSE English equivalent SL 5 or HL 4
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Sociology and Anthropology. Core topics include Data Analysis, Research Methods, Historical Research, Critical & Analytical Thinking, and Ethics & Professional Practice. The course offers funded international fieldwork placements and an optional year-long industry placement. Students complete a final-year dissertation research project.
Modules
- Contemporary Challenges
- Fundamentals of the Social Sciences
- Special Subjects A
- Special Subjects B
- Gender, Sexuality and Feminism
- Migration, Citizenship and Identity
- Political and Economic Issues in Anthropology
- Qualitative Research in Professional Practice
- Researching Your World
- Sociology of Everyday Life: Issues in Contemporary Culture
- Popular Culture and Creative Industries
- Colonialism, Migration and Global Racism
- Digital Culture
- Understanding Childhood and Youth
- War and Humanitarianism
- Kinship, Sex and Gender
- Culture, Education and Learning
- Global Development: Critical Perspectives
- Middle East: Societies, Religion and Politics
- South Asia: Cultures, Societies and Development
- Global Health: Critical Perspectives
- Dissertation
- Advanced Research Skills for History
- War and Humanitarianism
- Contemporary Worlds
- Global Health: Critical Perspectives
- Medical Anthropology in Clinical and Community Settings
- Understanding Childhood and Youth
- Global Development: Critical Perspectives
- Culture, Education and Learning
- Apocalypse! Crisis and Society
- Global Migration
- Cities, Culture and Social Change
- Lawyers, Guns and Money: Making the Modern World System
- Digital Media, Social Movements and Change
- Psychosocial Perspectives on Crime and Violence
- Violence and Conflict in Eastern Africa
- The Arab-Israeli Conflict
- Environment and Sustainability
- Marx and the Critique of Political Economy
- Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking