BA (Hons) Sociology
Course Overview
This course provides a critical and comprehensive study of sociology, empowering you to analyze the forces driving social change in local, national, and global contexts. You will develop a sophisticated sociological imagination to understand the impact of ideas, technology, and conflict on everyday life and future societal directions.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop a critical understanding of the forces driving social change
- Analyze the impact of ideas, technology, and conflict on everyday life
- Explore social relationships from local, national, and global perspectives
- Gain a comprehensive grasp of the sociological imagination
- Optional Year in China at our partner university, XJTLU
Course Overview
This course provides a critical and comprehensive study of sociology, empowering you to analyze the forces driving social change in local, national, and global contexts. You will develop a sophisticated sociological imagination to understand the impact of ideas, technology, and conflict on everyday life and future societal directions.
Key Program Highlights
- Develop a critical understanding of the forces driving social change
- Analyze the impact of ideas, technology, and conflict on everyday life
- Explore social relationships from local, national, and global perspectives
- Gain a comprehensive grasp of the sociological imagination
- Optional Year in China at our partner university, XJTLU
Requirements
Modules
- Controlling Crime - An Introduction
- Introduction to Crime and Society
- Social Change and Social Policy in Contemporary Society 1
- Social Change and Social Policy in Contemporary Society 2: Changing Inequalities
- Becoming a Social Researcher
- Sociological Theory
- Quantitative Social Research Methods
- Qualitative Social Research Methods
- Thinking Sociologically: Approaches to Social Inquiry
- Deviance, Youth and Culture
- Critical Perspectives on Social Policy in the UK
- The Black Presence - Migration and Settlement in Britain 1800-1979
- Critical Education Studies
- Comparing Welfare States
- Climate Change and Society
- Dissertation
- Interchange Portfolio: Work-Based Learning
- Creative Consultant: Dissertation by Portfolio
- Short Interchange Project
- Health, Lifecourse & Society
- Gender and Crime
- Hate Crime and ‘the Stigmatised Other’
- The Risk Society: Crime, Security and Public Policy
- The Violence of Neo-Imperialism: State-Corporate Crime in the Global South
- Culture, Economy and Cities
- Gender and the Welfare State
- Sociologies of Class and Inequality
- Drugs, Crime and Society
- Contemporary Culture and the Seductions of Crime
- 'Race', Community and Identity
- Crime, Justice and the Sex Industry
- Love, Hate and Anger: Emotions and Society
- Cyber Crime, Harm, and Victimisation
- Bodies, Politics and Morality
- Community and Public Involvement in Crime and Criminal Justice
- Architecture and Power: Parliaments, Prisons and Courts
- Men, Masculinities and Social Change
- Nature in Danger: Socio-Political Roots of Environmental Harm
- Love and Marriage: The Sociology of Intimate Relationships
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