Sociology (Hons) University of Lincoln

Overview

The Sociology (Hons) programme at the University of Lincoln provides a robust framework for examining the most pressing social and political issues of the modern era. Students are encouraged to investigate the fabric of different societies, exploring how social identities are constructed and the challenges facing marginalised populations globally.

Why Sociology (Hons) at the University of Lincoln?

The curriculum is delivered by expert staff from the School of Social and Political Sciences whose research informs national policy debates. Students benefit from excellent facilities, including the Great Central Warehouse Library, which houses extensive digital and print collections. Distinctive opportunities include competitive voluntary placements with local councils and the option to study abroad for a year at partner institutions in the USA, Europe, or the Netherlands.

Careers

Graduates are equipped with transferable skills suitable for diverse roles in both the public and private sectors. Common career destinations include local and national government, policy development, and social research. Others find success in the media, education, campaigning, or social work, while many choose to progress to specialised postgraduate study.