BA Geography and Sociology

The MA in Geography and Sociology at the University of Aberdeen allows students to study human behaviour, in the context of their environment. A combination of geographical analysis and sociological understanding gives students unique insight into social problems, environmental issues, and global challenges - providing a foundation of knowledge that is both wide in breadth and deep in focus. Course Content: The course gives students the opportunity to explore both Geography and Sociology in detail. Students will study human behaviour in an environmental context, look at societal issues through a geographical lens, and also gain an understanding of global concerns. In addition to providing a deep understanding of sociology and geography, the course will also include a range of skills training, encouraging students to develop their research and analysis skills.Key Modules: While the specific modules may vary from year to year, the course content generally includes modules such as: Introduction to Visual Culture, Global Worlds - Local Challenges, The Sociological Imagination, and The Human Geographer. Future Careers: Holding a degree in Geography and Sociology can open a broad range of career paths. Graduates may find roles in a variety of fields, such as in community development, environmental agencies, international charities, or in governmental bodies. The skills developed during the course, such as research, analysis and understanding of societal issues, are also valuable in many other sectors.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.