BA (Hons) Philosophy with Sociology

The BA in Philosophy and Sociology at the University of York is a full-time undergraduate degree that enables students to explore philosophical theories and sociological concepts. It allows students to develop their understanding of how societies operate and how individuals interact within them. Delving deeper into sociological and philosophical principles enables students to glimpse into thought processes and society structures.Course Content: The course involves key concepts in philosophy like ethics, metaphysics, knowledge and reality. Alongside this, you will critically engage with sociological theories and examine social institutions, identities and inequalities. This philosophy and sociology degree cultivates critical thinking, problem solving, and robust analytical skills.Key Modules: The programme is composed of both core and optional modules. In the first year, core modules centre around 'Reason and Argument', 'Ethics', 'Metaphysics', and 'Knowledge and Reality'. By the second and third year, students can select from a broad range of optional modules such as 'Philosophy of Mind', 'Game Theory', 'Philosophy of Religion', and 'Contemporary Sociological Theory'.Accreditations: Information not available.Future Careers: Graduates of the BA Philosophy and Sociology can apply their analytical skills and understanding of human behavior to a range of career fields. These include law, social work, academia, politics, marketing, public services, teaching, and journalism.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.