BA Sociology
Entry requirements
A level: ABB or BBB IB: 32 points
About this course
BA (Hons) in Sociology, examining how social structures, inequalities and change shape contemporary societies. Core topics include research methods. Students complete a final-year Sociology Project and have the option to undertake Real World Consultancy, applying sociological perspectives in a workplace setting. A student-run Sociology and Criminology Society operates outside the classroom.
Modules
- 21st Century Sociology
- Critical Reading and Writing for Sociologists
- Themes and Perspectives in Sociology I
- Gendering the Life Course
- Making the Familiar Strange
- Themes and Perspectives in Sociology II
- Designing Social Research
- A Sociology of Generations and Social Change? From Passive to Active Generations
- Citizenship, Activism and Resistance
- Digital Societies
- Drugs, Crime and Deviant Leisure
- Into the Lions Den: An Exploration (A)
- Migration and Integration (Aut)
- Sociology of Emotions and Mental Health
- The Climate Crisis, Criminology & the Justice System
- 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)
- Real World Consultancy - Sociology and Criminology in the Workplace
- Social Research Methods: Analysing Quantitative Data
- The Alchemy of Race and Racism (Spring)
- The Sociology of Human Rights
- Sociology Project
- (Im)mobilities and the Criminal Justice System
- Class, Power and the State (Aut)
- Coloniality, Racism and Inequality
- Digital Activism and Citizenship in Datafied Societies
- Identity and Interaction
- Migration, Identity, and Home
- Sexualities / Intimacies / Intersections (Aut)
- Sociology of Family, Reproduction & Care (Aut)
- Technology and the Human
- The Death Penalty
- Capitalism, Growth, and Ecological Crisis
- Inequalities Across the Divides
- Riots, Strikes, Revolts
- Temporalities - Histories - Hauntologies (Spr)
- The Body (Spr)
- Transcendence, Devotion and Desire