Sociology
Level 3
Qualification: A Level
Duration: 2 years
What will I study?
Society is a varied and exciting place and Sociology studies who we are and how we fit into our culture. Sociologists are interested in how we gain our identity based on our gender, ethnic, age and social class differences and how these impact on our lives. We take a critical look at the inequalities and injustices in British society.
Our course covers many aspects of modern life. We look at changes to culture, the impact of the media including social media and the digital world, deviance and crime, education and global concerns. We also look at how sociologists conduct research. It is an academic and theoretical subject
Year One:
Education, Research Methods and Family/Households.
Year Two:
Crime and deviance, advanced methodology and media.
Cost
Minimal
Assessment
End of Year Two:
Three 2 hour exams covering all content from years 1 and 2.
Entry Criteria
Grade 5 English. Grade 4 in Sociology (if taken).
Useful Supporting Courses
English Language, History, Media, Philosophy and Politics
Careers
Probation Officer, Public Relations Officer & Human Resources Manager.
Culture Vulture
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Flying start
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Course Overview
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