Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Sociology (L300)

Program Description This exciting Sociology degree examines specialist areas of contemporary sociology and allows students to explore society, culture and everyday lived experiences. Throughout the course students will hear from external speakers, and may have the opportunity to study abroad and undertake a self-directed work placement.

This course is ideal for those who have a keen interest in society, culture and making sense of the social world. Throughout the degree, students will take part in the Graduate Employability Development Package, which aims to prepare them for a range of career opportunities.

This exciting degree examines specialist areas of contemporary Sociology and allows students to explore society, culture and everyday lived experiences.

Throughout the degree, students will take part in the Graduate Employability Development Package, which aims to prepare them for a range of career opportunities. In Year One, students will hear from a range of visiting speakers and engage in a short group project connecting sociology to the real world. In Year Two, students will explore the sociology of organisations and take a group service learning placement working on a meaningful and sociological project. In the final year, students will discover the sociology of work and careers, and investigate the career they want to pursue.