• This joint program equips students in identifying historical and contemporary patterns of social change, divisions, diversity, and inequality. The undergraduate History program spans a long chronological period from Ancient History through to the Contemporary History of the late twentieth century.
  • The modules on offer to undergraduates also cover a wide geographical area that includes Ireland, England, Scotland, Europe, Africa, Asia, and North America. Students can choose modules that focus on gender, social and cultural history, politics, religion, and economic change.
  • Sociology is a scientific discipline concerned with the explanation of social life and human behavior of all kinds.
  • It equips students with the skills to understand the breadth of social practice, ranging from the global (including power and politics, conflict and peace processes, security, the digital world, climate change, racism, and social justice) to individual experiences (such as the body, intimacy, emotions, identity, beliefs and mental health).
  • Through theoretical tools and methodological techniques, Sociology at Queen’s provides students with a unique way of interacting with the world as critical and engaged citizens.