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BA History and Sociology

University of Sussex

Institution
University of Sussex
Level
undergraduate
Subject
History and Sociology BA (Hons)
Duration
3 years
UCAS code
VL33
Typical offer
A-level ABB, IB 32

Entry requirements

A level: ABB or BBB IB: 32 points

About this course

BA (Hons) in Sociology and History, combining sociological theory with historical analysis across three years of full-time undergraduate study. Core topics include Research Methods. Students can choose from a range of optional modules covering historical periods, social change, and cultural themes.

Modules

  • 21st Century Sociology
  • The Early Modern World
  • Themes and Perspectives in Sociology I
  • Making the Familiar Strange
  • The Making of the Modern World
  • Themes and Perspectives in Sociology II
  • Designing Social Research
  • Historical Consultancy
  • Engaged Public History
  • A Sociology of Generations and Social Change? From Passive to Active Generations
  • Citizenship, Activism and Resistance
  • Connections and Currents in the Early Modern Atlantic
  • Digital Societies
  • Drugs, Crime and Deviant Leisure
  • Freedom and Power in the American Century
  • Into the Lions Den: An Exploration (A)
  • Migration and Integration (Aut)
  • Sociology of Emotions and Mental Health
  • The Climate Crisis, Criminology & the Justice System
  • The People's Century? Britain after 1914
  • 1661: Slavery in English America
  • 1776: The Enlightenment
  • 1857: Indian Rebellion
  • 1899: Apex Empires, Savage Wars
  • 1942: Holocaust
  • 1948: The Arab-Israeli Conflict
  • 1953: Monarchs and Murders
  • 1959 Havana: Revolution in Latin America
  • 1968: Rivers of Blood
  • 1984: Thatcher's Britain (Observing the 1980s)
  • 2015: Fortress Europe and the Migration Crisis
  • Class, Culture & Conflict: A View from The Inside
  • Classical Sociological Theory
  • Doing Social Research: working with qualitative data
  • Education and Inequality
  • Precarity and the Politics of Work (Spr)
  • Social Research Methods: Analysing Quantitative Data
  • The Alchemy of Race and Racism (Spring)
  • The Sociology of Human Rights
  • History Dissertation
  • Sociology Project
  • (Im)mobilities and the Criminal Justice System
  • Britain and the Second World War
  • City on a Hill: Faith and the American Project
  • Class, Power and the State (Aut)
  • Coloniality, Racism and Inequality
  • Debating Democracy in the Long 19th Century
  • Digital Activism and Citizenship in Datafied Societies
  • Freedom Now! The African-American Freedom Struggle After 1945
  • Genocide
  • Guns, Germs and Mai Tais: Culture and Imperialism in the Pacific
  • Identity and Interaction
  • Migration, Identity, and Home
  • Palestine from Balfour to Nakba
  • Post-Rave Britain, 1988 - present
  • Producing History
  • Queer Archives
  • Sexualities / Intimacies / Intersections (Aut)
  • Sociology of Family, Reproduction & Care (Aut)
  • Technology and the Human
  • The Death Penalty
  • The French Empire and Its Aftermath
  • The Global First World War
  • The United States in the Middle East, 1917-Present
  • Witches and Witch-Hunts
  • Beauty, Fashion and History
  • British Childhood, Past and Present
  • Capitalism, Growth, and Ecological Crisis
  • DIY History
  • Emotions
  • Inequalities Across the Divides
  • Life Writing and Life Histories
  • Migrant Ecologies
  • Objects and History
  • Resistance
  • Riots, Strikes, Revolts
  • Temporalities - Histories - Hauntologies (Spr)
  • The Body (Spr)
  • Transcendence, Devotion and Desire