The BSocSc is concerned with human, political, economic and social relations that shape the world we live in. Approaching social phenomena from different standpoints helps develop critical perspectives on issues such as:
- poverty and exclusion
- culture
- identity
- community
- family, equality and social justice
- globalisation and the environment
Social policy is a core subject on this degree, the study of which incorporates key debates about human and societal wellbeing and how basic needs are met.
The BSocSc offers a range of learning experiences. You can attend agency visits, undertake work experience for credits, study a new language and conduct a research project. Our graduates have an array of Social Science skills, which prepares them for a variety of postgraduate/career destinations.
