Undergraduate
BSc
Sociology
Who
is it for?
Sociologists
study patterns and regularities of action or behaviour of individuals
and groups in societies. They try to explain how and why these
differ over time and place. The study of sociology often overlaps
with other social sciences.
Sociologists
often disagree about the theories that provide insight and guidance
in their attempts to explain how and why societies differ and
change, and about the most appropriate methods of investigation
of those theories. They do, however, share a common vocabulary
and a common set of concepts.
A
sociology degree offers you an intellectually-rigorous and widely-accepted
preparation for many careers in public administration and social
service, journalism, advertising and the media, marketing and
management.
