BA Social Policy

The BA Social Policy course at the University of Birmingham offers a comprehensive understanding of social problems and the means to address them through policy and practice. The course is geared towards equipping students with the analytical tools and skills which are indispensable in a variety of professional settings.Course Content: The content of the program consists of a diverse range of subjects related to social policy such as politics, sociology and economics. It also allows students to pursue optional modules to tailor the course according to their interests. The curriculum also includes a work placement in the final year, providing practical experience in the field.Key Modules: The course includes modules such as Introduction to Social Policy, Sociology and Social Policy, Comparative Social Policy, Advanced Topics in Social Policy, and Research Design in Social Policy. These modules cover a wide range of concepts related to social and public policy.Accreditations: The BA Social Policy course is accredited by the Social Policy Association (SPA), guaranteeing its quality and relevance to the profession.Future Careers: Upon graduating, students can pursue careers in a range of fields including government services, non-governmental organisations, welfare rights, housing, social services, education, and research. The course also provides a solid foundation for students interested in pursuing further studies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.