Sociology
If you're interested in social issues and behaviour, then Sociology, the study of society, could be the degree for you.
In our fast changing world, Sociology is an exciting and increasingly relevant subject. Sociology at Bath Spa University is taught in an varied, interesting and supportive way by a small enthusiastic team. The Sociology programme will help you understand more about the world around you, give you insights into social problems and debates and also give you important skills that will prepare you for the workplace or postgraduate training.
Sociology is the study of societies, cultures, and groups. We live in complex societies with laws and informal rules that govern how we in…
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If you're interested in social issues and behaviour, then Sociology, the study of society, could be the degree for you.
In our fast changing world, Sociology is an exciting and increasingly relevant subject. Sociology at Bath Spa University is taught in an varied, interesting and supportive way by a small enthusiastic team. The Sociology programme will help you understand more about the world around you, give you insights into social problems and debates and also give you important skills that will prepare you for the workplace or postgraduate training.
Sociology is the study of societies, cultures, and groups. We live in complex societies with laws and informal rules that govern how we interact. Sociology helps you to understand more about yourself, others and the way society is organised.
Why study Sociology?
Do you want to know more about the world we live in, do you care about the world and do you want to make a difference?
Sociologists understand social behaviour, social change and how social systems work. Sociology helps you become more informed and to think smarter. If you have an enquiring mind or find it easy to appreciate different points of view, then you will probably find that you have a flair for sociology.
Ratio of applications to places
No. of applicants (2011): 254
No. of places (2011): 20 (additional places are available as part of a Combined Award)
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