BSc (Hons.) Sociology (Combined)

The Sociology BSc (Hons) Single Honours at the University of Chester is a course that critically examines society and the social transformations that shape it. By understanding sociological theories and concepts, students develop a broad range of specialized knowledge and skills. Course Content: The program is structured around core and optional modules over three years of study. In the first year, students learn foundational concepts in sociology. They go deeper into sociological thinking in the second year. In the final year, students undertake independent research and choose from a range of specialist modules. Key Modules: The course consists of several modules including Sociology in Practice; Foundations in Sociological Thought; Crime, Deviance and Society; and Equality, Diversity and Rights. The final year also includes a module where students undertake independent study, producing a dissertation or research project. Future Careers: Graduates may pursue careers in a variety of fields such as criminal justice, social work, education, community development, health and social care, human resources, marketing, and management. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.