The History and Sociology BA at Queen’s University Belfast is a degree program that offers the opportunity to probe into the social and cultural constructs around individuals and societies throughout history. It investigates human experiences, events, and situations through the lens of change, continuity, and conflict. This unique program encourages critical thinking, analytical skills, and a complete understanding of societal contexts.Course Content: The program combines two major subjects - History and Sociology, and is structured to progressively develop critical and analytical skills throughout the duration. In the first year, the student is introduced to key concepts, themes, and understanding of basis of History and Sociology. Advanced topics are covered in subsequent years that include interaction with key theorists and debates. The program includes a selection of modules from both subjects, including compulsory and optional modules, and may vary each year due to teaching availability and demand.Key Modules: Core modules in history include 'History: Texts, Contexts and Concepts', 'Illiberal Reform? Germany 1815-1848', among others. With Sociology, core modules are 'Understanding Contemporary Society: Issues in Sociology and Social Policy' and 'Sociology of Northern Ireland'. Choice modules ranging from 'Managing the Historic Environment' to 'Corporations on Trial' are available in both subjects.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the British Sociological Association (BSA), which provides the qualification with professional recognition.Future Careers: This degree provides a solid foundation for a wide range of careers such as Journalism, Broadcasting, Law, Public Relations, Civil Service, Teaching, and Research. The course equips graduates with skills that employers are particularly seeking, including critical thinking, problem-solving, factual investigation, and the ability to constructively question established viewpoints.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.