Entry Requirements

GCSE grade 5 in English Language.

Exam Board Specification

What you will study

  • Modules introducing socialisation, culture and identity (with a particular focus on youth subcultures)
  • Research methods and social inequalities
  • Globalisation and the digital world (with a particular focus on crime and deviance
Sociology students sat in the classroom writing.

Assessments

Three examinations at the end of year two.

Course Support

  • We will help you to develop and understand the elements and skills in Sociology. (No prior learning necessary)
  • Additional tutorials to enhance knowledge
  • Support with study skills

Enrichment Activities

  • Trips and visits eg to the Crown Court, Houses of Parliament, The Old Bailey, Washington DC and New York
  • Guest speakers and additional activities on the Sociology Day
  • Manchester University revision trip to help with exam prep

Progression and career opportunities

Sociology students go on to a hugely diverse range of careers and H.E. courses. From jobs in the media, such as researchers and journalists, to teaching, police work, social work, health care. The courses and careers list is endless. There is also a wide variety of opportunities in all aspects of social research, such as youth services, the criminal justice system, education, etc.

male student at a PC in the Carmel college library

Entry Requirements

GCSE grade 5 in English Language.

Exam Board Specification