Course Overview

Youll explore and question social norms and discover the complex issues behind day-to-day routines and social practices. We explore patterns and processes of inequality, examine the structure and dynamics of social hierarchies and power relations and ask why and how people shape their identities and practice their lives. We encourage you to explore how sociological knowledge can connect individuals and how it can provide you with the skills needed to participate in debates not just about what society is but how it could be. Through the links weve developed with workplace organizations such as local School Academies, Citizens Advice Bureau, and Womans Aid, we help support you to make professional contacts and to apply your studies to real-world situations when taking part in voluntary work or on placement. We also enjoy close links with the city of Birmingham itself, a diverse community perfect for sociological examination.

General Eligibility

BBC or 112 UCAS tariff points from a maximum of 3 subjects.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• 6.0 overall with 5.5 minimum in all bands