133 Bachelor's degrees in Social Policy in Europe

Social and Political Sciences (with a year in industry) (Hons) from University of York allows you to study a flexible choice of modules from a huge range offered by three highly respected academic departments.

The Social Policy with Year Abroad degree at University of Birmingham equips you with the tools to analyse and tackle pressing societal issues like poverty, housing, and inequality.

The Sociology and Social Policy programme from Cardiff University is an opportunity to study both Social Policy and Sociology within an interdisciplinary social sciences context.

This one-year (2-semester) Sociology - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London South Bank offers successful students guaranteed progression to London South Bank University.

This Criminology and Social Policy degree programme from Cardiff University is an opportunity to study both Criminology and Social Policy within an interdisciplinary social sciences context.

The overall aim of the Bachelor of Arts in Social Policy (Hons) from University of Malta is to prepare students to contribute in the administration, management, planning, development and evaluation of services in all areas of social policy. 

Shape a fairer society with the Social Policy and Criminology (Hons) from University of Birmingham. Explore justice, inequality, and crime, gaining skills to tackle real-world challenges and make an impact in communities and policy-making worldwide.

The Social Policy and Sociology course at University of Bristol explores different ways of developing an understanding of key issues within public and social life.

This one-year Professional Policing - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus Hull offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Hull.

Combine your study of social policy and its focus on wellbeing with politics and its consideration of power – who exercises it and for whom with the Social Policy and Politics course at University of Bristol.

Focus on the dynamics between individuals, groups, and society in International Sociology. What makes societies different, and what connects them? Study themes such as migration, cultural differences, poverty, and inequality while connecting them to politics and policy.

Through the Criminal Justice and Social Policy (Hons) degree from University of York, you will gain an understanding of crime as a social problem. You will also explore this within a wider global framework.

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

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

This one-year Sociology - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

The Social Policy (Hons) with Placement Year course at University of Bath offers you the opportunity to explore social justice and welfare issues to understand the key questions and challenges society faces around rights, equality and distribution of resources.

The Social and Public Policy (Hons) programme from University of York will enable you to understand the causes of social problems and how societies attempt to solve them, both nationally and internationally. 

The Social Policy with Study Abroad programme from University of Bristol provides an exciting opportunity to critically analyse contemporary social issues related to human wellbeing, inequality, disadvantage and crime.

Criminal Justice and Social Policy (with a year in industry) (Hons) from University of York course, you will gain an understanding of crime as a social problem. You will also explore this within a wider global framework.

This Social Science (Honours) programme from South East Technological University is a multi-disciplinary three-year course. In times of rapid social and economic change, this programme offers students the opportunity to understand and critically analyse contemporary Irish society and Ireland’s place in an increasingly globalised world.