575 Bachelor's degrees in Sociology in England, United Kingdom

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. 

The Sociology (Honours)  programme from Newcastle University will help you to look beyond the every day to challenge and understand the social world we live in and how it shapes people's lives.

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.

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.

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. 

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.

Explore international societies, economies, and landscapes and the processes that shape our world on this Human Geography programme at the University of Southampton that focuses on social sciences. 

With this Sociology (Hons) course from Leeds Beckett University, study sociology and look at the world in a new way. You'll develop the skills to examine ideas people take for granted about how society is organised.

At Criminology and Sociology (Hons) from University of Derby you’ll explore the reasons why people commit crime and the social factors at play, including inequality, prejudice and substance abuse.

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

The Sociology (Hons) programme at Aston University will develop your sociological imagination whilst honing your critical thinking and analytical skills to understand the broader implications of individual actions in society.

This (Hons) Social Sciences course from the University of West London will prepare you to understand these societal issues through an interdisciplinary approach.

Focus on contemporary issues of social change and justice. Benefit from the freedom to study a broad range of social science topics with the Social Sciences (Hons) with Placement Year course at University of Bath.

This (Hons) Sociology course at University of Hertfordshire will equip you with the knowledge and experience to make a meaningful impact to local, national and global communities.

Through the Sociology (Hons) BA programme from Bournemouth University you'll discover what makes society tick, what the glue that holds it together is and the threats that could rip it apart; sociology is rapidly becoming more relevant in our contemporary world.