Sociology is the study of human relationships and behaviour. It explains the behaviour of individuals by looking at ideas based on our membership of social groups, such as families, schools and the workplace. It is an exciting, thought-provoking subject highly relevant to contemporary life. Through doing presentations you will learn how to present ideas orally and in writing, and develop strong research and IT skills. You will also be able to apply theoretical Sociological perspectives to everyday life. By studying Sociology you will develop lots of transferable skills, including communication, teamwork, working to deadlines, making reasoned arguments and thinking creatively. Having a good understanding of human relationships can be a bonus in a range of careers. Sociology students can be found across all sectors including the Media and Arts. The course will be mainly classroom based but will be enhanced with trips both locally and further afield. There will be an opportunity for students to participate in trips to Europe with other Social Science students.
You will usually need to have achieved 5 or more GCSE grades 9 – 4 including English Language and Maths. Some courses may have additional entry requirements.
100% Examination Topics Covered: H580/01 – Socialisation, culture and identity – 90 minutes exam H580/02 – Researching and understanding social inequalities – 2 hour 15 minutes exam H580/03 – Debates in contemporary society – 2 hour 15 minutes exam
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Leicester |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Colin Grundy Drive, Leicester, LE5 1GA |
Sociology is the study of human relationships and behaviour. It explains the behaviour of individuals by looking at ideas based on our membership of social groups, such as families, schools and the workplace. It is an exciting, thought-provoking subject highly relevant to contemporary life. Through doing presentations you will learn how to present ideas orally and in writing, and develop strong research and IT skills. You will also be able to apply theoretical Sociological perspectives to everyday life. By studying Sociology you will develop lots of transferable skills, including communication, teamwork, working to deadlines, making reasoned arguments and thinking creatively. Having a good understanding of human relationships can be a bonus in a range of careers. Sociology students can be found across all sectors including the Media and Arts. The course will be mainly classroom based but will be enhanced with trips both locally and further afield. There will be an opportunity for students to participate in trips to Europe with other Social Science students.
You will usually need to have achieved 5 or more GCSE grades 9 – 4 including English Language and Maths. Some courses may have additional entry requirements.
100% Examination Topics Covered: H580/01 – Socialisation, culture and identity – 90 minutes exam H580/02 – Researching and understanding social inequalities – 2 hour 15 minutes exam H580/03 – Debates in contemporary society – 2 hour 15 minutes exam