672 Bachelor's degrees in Sociology in United Kingdom

The Philosophy and Sociology degree delivered by University of Essex examines the different kinds of social tensions, interactions and networks that make up everyday life. It asks why individuals, groups, cultures and peoples are the way they are and how they might be different.

This one-year Criminology and Sociology - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus Loughborough offers successful students guaranteed progression to Loughborough University.  

This Sociology with Psychology (Hons) BSc programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) focuses on making a difference to 'self and society' by exploring aspects of both of these disciplines.

Do you want a career that makes a real difference in people’s lives? Are you passionate about supporting others in their greatest time of need? The Health and Social Care (Hons) degree from University College Birmingham will help you open the door to an extremely rewarding career meeting the care needs of others in society.

This one-year (2-semester) Politics and Sociology - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Queen Mary University of London. 

Study a Sociology (Hons) degree at University of Greenwich to make sense of society's most challenging issues. You'll emerge with the analytical skills to embark on careers that help to deliver solutions.

Explore new and creative ways to tackle key social challenges. Learn theory and methods to understand, critically examine, and influence organisations. The Sociology and Social Policy (Hons) degree is offered at University of Bath.

Make the most of our interdisciplinary teaching by combining Criminology and Sociology (Hons) at University of Sussex.

At the Criminology and Sociology (with Foundation Year) programme from The University of Lancashire

The Social Science - Criminology and Law (Hons) course from Lincoln College incorporates multi-disciplinary theoretical explanations of crime and deviance to key issues and aspects of the criminal justice system, support agencies and networks.

This Sociology and Criminology and Criminal Justice (Hons) joint course from Bangor University provides a deeper understanding of our world and the people who share it, with a focus on crime and disorder. 

The Sociology and Criminology(Hons) programme from University of Wolverhampton offers you the opportunity to study the social world we inhabit and apply that knowledge to understand and address social issues

Social work is a profession that is in demand. The Social Work (Hons) course from Teesside University, has a strong focus on employability skills that extends beyond the practice placements and is embedded throughout all the modules.

Within the Sociology and Criminology programme from The University of Exeter, you’ll investigate the causes of criminal behaviour as well as its consequences for victims and society as a whole.

Discover the ways our communities are formed and media’s role in influencing them with this Sociology with Media Studies (Hons) programme from University of Sussex.

This Criminology and Sociology (Hons) programme offered at the University of Surrey will develop your understanding of the concepts, theories and principles of both criminology and sociology, and how they apply to a range of areas.

The Sociology with Study Abroad course at University of Bristol provides regular workshops, guest speakers, reading groups and social events, as well as support for the student societies associated with this course.

This one-year (3 term) Sociology and English Language - Undergraduate Foundation Programme at OnCampus Aston offers successful students guaranteed progression to Aston University. 

This Criminology and Sociology (Hons) BA programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) lets you devote an equal amount of time to studying these two related subjects. 

The Sociology (including foundation year) (Hons) BSc course from London Metropolitan University is a four-year degree designed to lead to an undergraduate qualification in sociology if you don’t hold the necessary requirements or qualifications to enter the undergraduate degree. On graduation, you’ll receive the same title and award as students who started via the three-year route.