BA Social Policy & Sociology

The Social Policy and Sociology course offered by the University of Birmingham is designed to equip students with a broad understanding of social policies and their implications on society. This combined honors degree allows students to develop in-depth understanding in two major areas of social-scientific interest: Social Policy and Sociology. Course Content: The course curriculum involves substantial study about how policies are created, implemented and impact society, especially in relation to welfare and social justice. It also extends to studying various dimensions of social life, from gender, class and racial disparities to analysing the social structures shaping individual behavior. Key Modules: Major modules covered in this degree include Foundations of Social Policy, Introduction to Sociology, Quantitative Research Methods and Qualitative Research Methods. Optional modules students can choose from include Economy and Society, Understanding Popular Culture, and Families and Households. In the final year of study, students can undertake a dissertation.Future Careers: With this course, students are prepared for a variety of future careers, such as teaching, law enforcement, public service, and social work. Graduates can also move into roles like policy analysts, researchers, or welfare officers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.