Undergraduate Programmes
Whether you are with us for one module, for a year or all the way to the degree we hope you find sociology enlightening. The School of Sociology is full of people who are passionately interested in topics from across the wide expanse that sociology spans. This is reflected in the range of module options taught in the School of Sociology covering topics such as gender, work, anthropology, the developing world, the state, health and illness, American society, childhood, the environment, education, cities, migration, etc.
Although you will find lots of other students with you in your sociology lectures, the School of Sociology is committed to small-group teaching. This is done by providing seminars to accompany the optional modules. The optional module seminars are taught almost exclusively by the lecturers themselves, thus giving you more face-to-face contact with your lecturers.
Students can study Sociology in the following programmes:
- (opens in a new window)BSc Social Sciences DN700
- (opens in a new window)Computational Social Science DN700
- BSocSc Social Policy & Sociology DN750
- (opens in a new window)Bachelor of Arts DN520