BA Philosophy & Sociology

The Philosophy and Sociology program at the University of Birmingham is a full-time three-year undergraduate course. This degree provides the unique opportunity to combine the study of philosophy, which addresses some of life's biggest questions, with sociological insights into the workings of societies.Course Content: The course is a balanced mixture of compulsory and optional modules. In the first year, students will choose from a range of options in both disciplines while in the second and final years, they have the chance to tailor the degree according to their interests. The course also provides exposure to different learning styles, includes lectures, seminars, tutorials, one-on-one supervisions, and group work with peers. Key Modules: The key modules include Introduction to Philosophy; Historical Sociological Theory; Philosophy of Mind; Sociology of Religion; and Philosophy of Language. There are also modules in Sociological Theory and Research, the Individual in Society, and Contemporary Social Theory.Future Careers: This degree prepares students for careers in a variety of fields such as law, marketing, education, publishing, broadcasting, charities, and non-profit organisations. The course additionally offers transferable skills which are highly appreciated in many business settings.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.