Sociology (Hons) Solent University

Overview

Covering issues of politics and identity, the sociology of work, media and power, social inequalities, and popular culture, you will develop knowledge of key areas, applying sociological theories and drawing on social research methods that will enable you to critically understand the causes of social inequality and routes towards social justice. 

This knowledge alongside development of key skills can be applied to a diverse range of careers where you can make a positive difference to society.

The Sociology (Hons) programme at Solent University is a contemporary and exciting course which gives you the sociological knowledge and skills needed to develop a critical and informed perspective on social inequalities and social justice. 

You will assess evidence and research that enables you to question existing policies and practice and apply sociological thinking to addressing social issues at both a local and global level. You will do this by learning to question practices and develop analytical skills to address social problems.

Careers

Sociology degrees enable graduates to pursue a number of careers in a variety of industries where the emphasis is on critical graduates, such as the social work sector, hospitality, the charity sector, therapy and counselling, teaching, journalism, HR, and marketing, as well as further study.

Students will also be ideally placed to undertake further study at postgraduate level.