BA Sociology

The Sociology BA at Queen's University, Belfast is a comprehensive degree that provides students with an understanding of the complexities of social life and the diversity of societies. Offered full-time over 3 years, this course enables students to develop a comprehensive understanding of the Sociology field, enriched with research-led teaching and the opportunity to explore a vast range of topics from community to global concerns.Course Content: The course content consists of compulsory modules for the three stages. In Stage 1, the course provides a basis for the understanding and application of sociology. In Stage 2, modules explore the broad areas within sociology including political and economic sociology, race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, religion, education, and health. Stage 3 is designed to let students focus on specific areas of interest and to encourage more independent learning.Key Modules: The key modules include Introduction to Sociology, Social Theory, Social Policy and Welfare States, Race and Ethnicity, Women and Society, Sociological Approaches to Health and Health Care, Religion & Society, and Social Research Methods.Accreditations: This degree course is recognised by the British Sociological Association (BSA) - meaning the course content is measured against high national standards.Future Careers: After graduation, students might work in diverse fields such as social and health services, the criminal justice system, the civil service, non-governmental organisations, professional research, media, marketing, and the hospitality industry. The course provides key sociological skills that are widely recognized in employment and further study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.