BSc Politics and Sociology
Entry requirements
A level: ABB-BBB IB: 33-32. BTEC: DDD-DDM.
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Sociology and Politics and International Relations, exploring contemporary political and social structures. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, Research Methods, Policy Analysis, Critical & Analytical Thinking, Social & Cultural Analysis, and Global & Comparative Perspective.
Modules
- Conceptualising The Social World
- Politics Of Crisis
- Researching The Social World
- Introduction To Politics
- Social Divisions And Contexts
- Making Public Policy: Theory And Practice
- Global Social Challenges: Research, Policy, Impact
- International Political Economy
- Migration And The Politics Of Identity
- Quantitative Research Methods
- International Organisations
- Poverty, Politics And Welfare
- Them And Us: Comparative Government & Politics
- Work, Employment And Society In Global Context
- Elections And Voters: Understanding Political Choice
- Qualitative Research Methods
- Communication In Society
- The Evolution Of Contemporary International Society
- Research Methods
- The Global South: Perspectives, Politics And Challenges
- New Directions In Sociology
- The Transformation Of Contemporary Europe
- Negotiating Politics And Policy
- Populism And Democracy In Comparative Perspective
- Understanding Sexualities
- Goodbye Lenin: Democratisation In Eastern Europe And Beyond
- Political Communication
- Politics Of The Greater China Region
- Sociology Of Education
- Travel And Tourism
- Us Foreign Policy In Transition
- Engendering World Politics
- Cultures Of Race And Racism
- Security And Diplomacy In Europe
- Political Leadership
- Youth, Culture And Media
- Activism, Participation And Party Organisation
- Ethics, Killing, And War
- Hate Crime
- Queer Studies Now