BSc (Hons) Sociology

The Sociology BSc at Aston University is a full-time three-year course, or four years with placement, that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the complex world we inhabit. The course examines the current social issues and explores how we can have an impact on the world around us. Course Content: Throughout the course, students will develop critical and analytical skills by exploring a range of contemporary social issues. Students will further enhance their knowledge by conducting independent research, where they will learn how to construct arguments based on evidence, and communicate complex ideas effectively. The course encourages students to immerse in active debate and discussion, and supports them in developing valuable, transferable skills desired by employers.Key Modules: The course covers key modules such as 'Introduction to Sociology', 'Social Issues and Social Policy in Contemporary Society', 'Contemporary Social Theory', 'Doing Social Research', 'Inequality and the Division of Labour', 'Race and Racism in Contemporary Britain', and 'Religion and Society'. Accreditations: The Sociology BSc course at Aston University is recognized by the British Sociological Association (BSA), the professional association for sociologists in the UK.Future Careers: Studying Sociology BSc at Aston University can lead to a wide range of careers including management, marketing, social research, teaching, human resources, media and public relations, charity work, social work and more. Aston University also provides strong support for increasing employability skills alongside the course.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.