Philosophy encourages you to consider universal questions about human behaviour. In Sociology, you look at how theyÕre dealt with now Ð in our legal, political and cultural systems.
Your studies of both subjects take a progressive approach. YouÕre taught by expert researchers who influence ground-breaking debate. And you join a community that is philosophically and politically engaged.
Careers
Recent Department of Philosophy graduates have gone on to jobs such as:
- researcher, Atlas Partners
- new business development executive, Centaur Media
- communications officer, Institute for Employment Studies.
Your future career
By taking a Philosophy and Sociology degree at Sussex, you develop key skills in communication, research, critical thinking and analytical skills.
This means you are prepared for a range of jobs including careers in the Civil Service, government, health and social welfare or public and human relations.
Outside the classroom, you can join our Philosophy Society where you:
- get involved in philosophical debates
- attend talks by visiting speakers
- network with other philosophy students.
