The BSc Sociology with Employment Experience at the University of Exeter equips you with a deep understanding of societal structures, human behaviour, and social change. You will explore foundational sociological theories, develop critical analytical techniques, and learn to interpret social data, preparing you to address complex societal challenges. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students keen to understand the dynamics of how societies function, the institutions that shape them, and the potential pathways for future development. You will gain essential skills in social analysis and research methods, setting a strong academic groundwork.
This full-time, four-year undergraduate programme is studied on campus, offering a comprehensive curriculum that builds from foundational knowledge in year one to advanced specialisation. You will engage with compulsory modules in social analysis, theoretical sociology, and research design, alongside optional modules allowing you to tailor your studies. A significant component is the 30-credit quantitative dissertation in your final year, providing an opportunity to conduct in-depth research. The programme structure includes an integrated employment experience, where you will apply your sociological insights in a professional setting, graduating with practical skills and a robust academic profile.