BSc Social Science
This programme allows you to study across the social science spectrum - Criminology, Education, Psychology, Sociology, Social Analytics, Social Policy - and think outside of conventional disciplinary boundaries.
It is an excellent opportunity to study an interdisciplinary degree, allowing you to combine the theories and methods of the different disciplines to increase your knowledge and understanding.
This programme will introduce you to a range of social science perspectives and methods. You can build on this foundation by choosing modules that reflect your own academic and career interests.
The unique flexibility of this programme allows you to sample a broad mix of topics from across a wide range of available options, or you can organise your studies thematically and gain multiple perspectives of the same topic, such as gender, ethnicity and inequality.
This programme allows you to study across the social science spectrum - Criminology, Education, Psychology, Sociology, Social Analytics, Social Policy - and think outside of conventional disciplinary boundaries.
It is an excellent opportunity to study an interdisciplinary degree, allowing you to combine the theories and methods of the different disciplines to increase your knowledge and understanding.
This programme will introduce you to a range of social science perspectives and methods. You can build on this foundation by choosing modules that reflect your own academic and career interests.
The unique flexibility of this programme allows you to sample a broad mix of topics from across a wide range of available options, or you can organise your studies thematically and gain multiple perspectives of the same topic, such as gender, ethnicity and inequality.
Requirements
Modules
- Social Science and Social Issues
- Introduction to Social Science Research
- Key Ideas in Social Science
- Becoming a Social Scientist
- An Introduction to Education
- Introduction to Social and Public Policy
- Foundations of Contemporary Criminology
- Introduction to Sociology
- Introduction to Psychology for the Human and Social Sciences
- Social Research Methods
- Damcaniaethu a Dadfeilio'r Gymdeithas Gyfalafol
- Children and Childhood
- Offending and Victimisation
- Responses to Crime
- Working Knowledge: Analysing and Experiencing Employment (with Placement)
- Evaluating Social Practice, Policy and Innovation
- Focus Groups and Interviews
- Sociology of Education
- What Happens in Schools: Assessing Policy in Practice
- Human Development
- Real World Research (with Placement)
- Knowing the Social World - Online and Offline Surveys
- Poverty and Social Security in the UK
- Social Policy Analysis
- Gender Relations and Society
- Ethnography and Everyday Life
- Cymdeithas Gyfoes yng Nghymru / Contemporary Society in Wales
- Social Psychologies
- Digital Social Research: Theory and Methods
- Race and Racism
- Cyfiawnder Byd-eang
- Dissertation
- Analysing Social Change
- Crime, Security and Justice in the City
- Police and Policing
- Prisons and Prisoners
- Drugs, Crime and Society
- Radical Education
- Work and Skills in the 21st Century: an international perspective
- Issues in Social and Cultural Psychology
- Personality and the Self
- International and Comparative Social and Public Policy
- Equality and Social Justice in a Globalised World
- Power, Politics and Policy
- Sociology on the Move
- Environment and Human Health
- Reflections on Education: Theory into Practice
- Neuropsychology & Society
- Live Theory
- Decolonising the Social Sciences
- Monsters and Mysteries
