The Politics and Sociology programme at Brunel University combines rigorous study in both fields, enabling students to examine critical questions of political power and its interests, alongside sociological topics such as theory, social identities, everyday life, and societal transformations. This interdisciplinary approach fosters intellectual depth, critical analysis, and a strong understanding of global issues, making it valuable for careers in politics, civil service, public and private sectors, including roles in the NHS, education, banking, and media.Students benefit from a placement year, with past opportunities in government bodies like the Home Office and HM Treasury, plus support for career preparation. Additional options include accredited journalism courses, free language studies, internships, or studying abroad. Sample modules include Making Sense of Culture & Society, Crisis & Critique, and Comparative Electoral Systems. For full details, visit the Brunel website.
Sample modules: Making Sense of Culture & Society, Crisis & Critique, Comparative Electoral Systems. To view the full list of modules for this course and further information on degree content, please visit the Brunel website: brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/Media-and-Communications-BSc
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