The University of Bedfordshire's Social Sciences course offers a comprehensive study of the major fields within social sciences and equips students with a thorough understanding of the latest research methodologies, theories and contemporary social issues. This course is designed for those who wish to develop their understanding of the way society works and the major issues impacting contemporary societies such as inequality, human rights and social justice. Course Content: The course embraces a range of topics including sociology, psychology, politics and criminology. Students are exposed to a vast array of theoretical perspectives and research methodologies, enabling them to understand, interrogate and contribute to the debates that shape our world. The teaching approach is active and student-led, encouraging learners to explore, question and debate topics, whilst also developing their own arguments and viewpoints.Key Modules: The course is module-based, allowing students to tailor the program to their personal interests and career aspirations. The modules cover a range of topics including Introduction to Social Sciences, Social Psychology, Social Policy, Social Theory and Politics & Government. Future Careers: This course provides an excellent foundation for a variety of careers. Graduates may pursue roles in social work, counselling, human resources, policing, teaching, research work among many others. The skills developed through this course are transferable and highly valued by employers in a range of sectors.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.