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Studying a Sociology degree will equip you with the theoretical foundation to understand people's behaviour as social beings, as well as the social, cultural, political and economic factors influencing society. You will learn how to use social research tools, develop the ability to analyse and critically evaluate evidence and construct arguments around the complex societal issues that affect us all.
Global Opportunities available International Students
foundation programme available Full details available on the Course Reference Grid (page 134)
You will be taught by an academic team who are research active and widely published, and the degree’s flexible structure gives you the scope to tailor your studies to your particular interests and career ambitions. You will also have the opportunity to take part in work placements to build on your skills, experience, and enhance your career prospects. These placements could include local authorities, businesses, healthcare settings, education settings and charities, depending on your interests and career goals.
AREAS STUDIED TYPICALLY INCLUDE: Year 1
• Individuals and society • Social inquiry in practice • Sociology: contemporary controversies • Sociology: the classics • Economics in society Year 2
TYPICAL OFFER: AAB-ABB
Detailed entry requirements and course features available on the Course Reference Grid (page 134)
BSc Single Honours ▲ Sociology BSc Joint Honours ▲ Psychology ▲ Social Policy
• Education, policy and society • Interrogating quantitative and qualitative social science methods • Investigating gender • Social problems • Social problems: Media, myths and moral panics Year 3 • Disability policy • Humans and other animals • Sociology of childhood and parenting • The sociology of sex • The state, politics and power
▲ 3 YEAR For individual UCAS course codes please visit the course web page
FUTURE CAREERS: • Postgraduate Study
• Professional Education and Training such as Law, Journalism or Teaching • Public Services • Research in Public or Private Bodies • The Civil Service • Voluntary/Third Sector Organisations
For more detailed course content, including a full module list, visit: swansea.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses
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