The University of Birmingham offers a BA in Politics and Sociology. This course looks at the interplay of structures of power and social division, and how they shape our lives. It provides an in-depth understanding of politics, political institutions, and processes alongside a comprehensive study of sociology. This programme equips students with an internationally-recognised degree that is highly competitive in both public and private sector employment. Course Content: The course structure allows students to choose from a range of specialised modules in subjects such as Social Policy, Sociology of Youth and Adolescence, International Development, Political Communication and many others. From the second year onwards, students are allowed to choose a pathway in either politics or sociology based on their interests. Students will also have the opportunity to study in one of the university’s partner institutions in Europe or the USA during their third year.Key Modules: This course comprises a wide range of modules. In the first year, students study core topics like Modern Political Ideas, British Politics, and Classical Sociological Theory. In the second and final year, students can further specialise and can choose from modules such as International Relations Theory, Politics and Policies of the EU, Race and Resistance, Understanding Childhood and Youth, and Cities and Social Justice.Accreditations: No specific accreditations information available.Future Careers: The course prepares students for careers in civil service, political journalism, non-governmental organisations, international consulting, research, public relations, parliamentary advisors, social research, and education among others. Furthermore, it equips students with an array of transferable skills such as the ability to research and analyse, critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication which makes them highly sought after by employers in a wide range of sectors.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.