BA (Hons) Sociology

The Sociology BA (Hons) course at Lancaster University is a comprehensive three-year undergraduate programme providing a thorough grounding in sociology, which examines society, cultures and social institutions on various scales. The course encourages students to ask profound questions and challenge their ideas about things that are often taken for granted.Course Content: The programme is split into three years, with each year's modules building on the previous year. In the first year, students will learn about fundamental principles and theories of sociology. The second year will deepen students' knowledge of various social institutions such as the family, education, religion, and the economy. The final year will involve more specific study areas where students can pursue their own interests. Key Modules: The course includes modules such as “Understanding Social Change”, "Sociology of the Lifecourse", "Understanding Social Inequalities", and final year students get to complete an independent study dissertation on a topic of their choice. Future Careers: Upon graduation, students will have a wide range of career paths open to them. The critical and analytical skills gained from this course can lead to careers in social and health services, public administration, education, the voluntary sector, and other areas. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.