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International Sociology uses a comparative perspective on the Western world. This means that your personal background and experiences are of great value in our international classroom. Throughout the program, you put your knowledge into practice to prepare for your career. During the program, you will conduct a sociological research project every year to put the theory into practice
- In the first year, you lay the foundation for your studies in International Sociology. Besides introductory courses in sociology, you follow introductory courses in other disciplines that have common ground with sociology, like political science and social psychology. You also gain academic skills and learn more about research methods.
- After choosing a specialization (Culture in Comparative Perspective or Social Risks in a Changing World) in the second year, you follow courses related to either culture or social risks. In addition, you take several classes in the field of methods and research, and you dive into the philosophy of science. At the end of the second year, you participate in a sociological research project in the field of your specialization.
- The third year offers even more opportunities to personalize your studies. You have the opportunity to tailor your program by choosing minor courses and electives, which further deepen your knowledge of sociology. This is also the perfect time to study abroad without study delay or do an internship. To conclude your studies, you will write your Bachelor's thesis in the field of your specialization.
After obtaining your Bachelor's degree in International Sociology, you can choose to do a Master's program. After you have completed a Master's program, you will have favorable career prospects as a sociology teacher or journalist.
Alumni found work at the Ministry of Public Health, Welfare and Sport, Aarhus University, the Dutch Labor Inspectorate, newspaper NRC, Research agency IPSOS, ING, Philips, and Ahold N.V..
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Typical courses are:
- Introduction to Sociology: This course gives an introduction to Sociology based on its most important questions about social inequality, social cohesion, and rationalization.
- Social problems: In this course, you discuss and approach social problems in a scientific way.
- Sociological Themes: This course covers the most important sociological theories and approaches, as well as contemporary tendencies that belong to a specific theme.
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Duration
- Full-time
- 36 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Campus Location
- Tilburg, Netherlands
Disciplines
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Academic requirements
We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.
English requirements
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General requirements
- This programme accepts OMPT as a mathematics admission test. Depending on your academic background, you may be required to take an OMPT assessment as part of the admission process.
To be eligible for admission to a research university, you must have a high school diploma that is considered equal to the highest level of secondary education in the Netherlands (the Dutch VWO diploma). Examples of diplomas which are accepted for admission include the
- Dutch VWO diploma,
- Full International Baccalaureate diploma,
- European Baccalaureate.
- As our Bachelor’s programs are taught entirely in English, you will need to demonstrate your English language proficiency (TOEFL iBT, IELTS Academic, Cambridge C1 advanced or C2 Proficiency).
- In order to be successful in the program, you must have sufficient knowledge of mathematics.
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International Applies to you
Applies to youNon-residents13400 EUR / year≈ 13400 EUR / year -
EU/EEA Applies to you
Applies to youEU/EEA Nationals2695 EUR / year≈ 2695 EUR / year
Living costs
Tilburg
The living costs include the total expenses per month, covering accommodation, public transportation, utilities (electricity, internet), books and groceries.
Funding
Bachelor's programs are subsidized by the Dutch Government via the tuition fees. Therefore, Tilburg University doesn’t offer scholarships for Bachelor's programs. For refugees, there may be opportunities from the Foundation for Refugee Students (UAF). On our Scholarships’ page -www.tilburguniversity.edu/education/bachelors-programs/scholarships-and-grants -, you will find more information.
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