University of Hertfordshire
University of Hertfordshire

BA (Hons) Sociology

University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom

Course Overview

The BA (Hons) Sociology course is uniquely designed with a central theme of activism interwoven across all modules. This program is crafted to provide students with a deep and practically applied understanding of the theories, methods, and subjects within sociology. By exploring a diverse range of topical areas, students engage with subjects such as migration, crime, health, social policy, the climate emergency, contemporary social movements, and the constructions of gender, 'race,' and sexuality. The curriculum not only covers traditional aspects of sociology but also incorporates cutting-edge perspectives, ensuring that students are exposed to both foundational theories and the latest developments in the field. This holistic approach prepares students to be well-rounded individuals with a comprehensive grasp of sociological concepts. A distinctive feature of the course is its emphasis on current social issues, fostering critical and creative thinking skills. By delving into real-world problems and challenges, students develop the ability to analyze and evaluate various perspectives on societal issues. The course encourages students to explore the dynamic interplay between theory and practice, equipping them to apply their knowledge effectively in addressing contemporary social concerns. Throughout the program, students are encouraged to become knowledgeable and skilled graduates who are passionate about social change. The thematic thread of activism encourages a proactive and engaged approach to sociology, empowering students to make a meaningful impact in a variety of fields. By the end of the course, graduates are well-prepared to channel their passion for social change into practical initiatives, making a positive contribution to society.

Course Type
UG
Course Nature
Full Time
Course Duration
3 Years
Total Fee
£46500
Intake
September 2024
Language Proficiency

HSE/SSE: 60%
English for HSE/SSE: 70% or IELTS: 6.0

Documents Required
  • 10TH
  • 12TH
  • PASSPORT
  • LOR 1
  • LOR 2
  • MOI
  • CV
  • SOP
University
University of Hertfordshire
University Details

The University of Hertfordshire, founded in 1952, is one of the top public institutions in the United Kingdom. The institution has 32,000 students studying for 550 degrees over two campuses. Over 11,500 foreign students from more than 140 countries study at the university's UK campus. The campuses of the University of Hertfordshire are among the 20 safest in England.

Syllabus

Level 4

  1. Self-Exploration (15 Credits) - Required
  2. Applying Psychology in an Unpredictable World (15 Credits) - Required
  3. Activism and Social Change (15 Credits) - Required
  4. Intersection of Crime and Culture (15 Credits) - Required
  5. Practical Sociology (15 Credits) - Required
  6. Exploring the Human Body (15 Credits) - Required
  7. The 20th Century in America (15 Credits) - Required
  8. Historical Revolutions, Riots, and Social Justice (15 Credits) - Required

Level 5

  1. Practical Applications of Sociology: Addressing Policy Issues (15 Credits) - Optional
  2. Medicine Matters: Accessibility to Healthcare and Activism (15 Credits) - Optional
  3. Religion, Faith, and Society (15 Credits) - Optional
  4. Sociology in the Workplace (15 Credits) - Optional
  5. Beginner's French for Social Sciences A (15 Credits) - Optional
  6. Beginner's French for Social Sciences B (15 Credits) - Optional
  7. Beginner's German for Social Sciences A (15 Credits) - Optional
  8. Beginner's German for Social Sciences B (15 Credits) - Optional
  9. Beginner's Japanese for Social Sciences A (15 Credits) - Optional
  10. Beginner's Japanese for Social Sciences B (15 Credits) - Optional
  11. Beginner's Mandarin for Social Sciences A (15 Credits) - Optional
  12. Beginner's Mandarin for Social Sciences B (15 Credits) - Optional
  13. Beginner's Spanish for Social Sciences A (15 Credits) - Optional
  14. Beginner's Spanish for Social Sciences B (15 Credits) - Optional
  15. The Modern State (15 Credits) - Optional
  16. Correspondence from the Empire: Narratives of British Imperialism (15 Credits) - Optional

Level 6

  1. Daily Acts of Violence (15 Credits) - Optional
  2. Perceiving Sex: Gender and Sexuality Across Global Cultures (15 Credits) - Optional
  3. Our Planet is in Peril: Humanity and Environmental Challenges (15 Credits) - Optional
  4. Exploration of Race and Racism (15 Credits) - Optional
  5. Sociology Thesis (30 Credits) - Optional
  6. Critical Situations: Nationalism, Politics, and Culture (15 Credits) - Optional
  7. Depiction and Identity in Modern Media (15 Credits) - Optional
  8. Daily Lives: An Intimate History of Women in the 20th Century (15 Credits) - Optional

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