BA (Hons) Sociology: Decoding Social Dynamics, Transforming Perspectives

Programme Overview The BA (Hons) Sociology offers a critical exploration of human societies, examining the intricate structures, cultures, and dynamics that shape social experiences, identity, power, and inequality.

Programme Highlights

• Critical Social Analysis
• Research-Driven Curriculum
• Global Social Perspectives
• Social Justice Focus

Course Structure: A Three-Year Sociological Journey

Year 1: Foundational Understanding

• Introduction to Sociology
• Social Inequalities and Diversity
• Culture, Media and Society
• Sociological Research Skills

Year 2: Advanced Social Analysis

• Sociological Theory
• Crime and Social Control
• Globalisation and Social Change
• Research Methods

Year 3: Professional Specialisation

• Dissertation/Independent Research
• Education and Policy
• Work and Economic Systems
• Optional Specialist Modules

Entry Requirements

• A-Levels: BCC
• BTEC: DMM in related subject
• GCSE English: Grade C/4
• Alternative Qualifications Considered

Skills You’ll Develop

• Critical Thinking
• Research Methodology
• Social Analysis
• Policy Understanding
• Data Interpretation

Career Opportunities Potential roles include:

• Social Researcher
• Policy Analyst
• Community Support Worker
• Civil Service Officer
• NGO Coordinator
• Communications Specialist

Postgraduate Progression Options in:

• Social Policy
• Criminology
• Gender Studies
• Social Research
• Academic Research

Why Choose Our Programme?

• Expert Academic Faculty
• Real-World Impact
• Social Justice Emphasis
• Versatile Skill Development

Understand society, challenge perspectives – your sociological journey starts here!