Sociology (Digital Media), BSc (Hons)

The Sociology (Digital Media) BSc explores the media's role in shaping society, thoughts, and behaviors through a blend of sociology and media studies. Students delve into topics like the social effects of new media, the internet, media discourse, policy, and regulation. The first year builds a foundation in sociological and media theories and methodologies, examining societal relations across personal, social, and cultural dimensions. As the program advances, learners select modules of interest, culminating in a third-year dissertation that can be theoretical or practical. Opportunities for field trips to sites like the Barbican and Victoria and Albert Museum enhance real-world application.Taught by research-active experts, the course develops transferable skills for the workplace. Students may opt for a one-year placement or shorter stints with organizations such as the Home Office or Conservative Party, boosting employability. Sample modules include Digital Media Landscapes, Global London, Global Sociology, and Power, Inequality and Society. This dynamic degree fosters specialization, preparing graduates for the contemporary job market.

Sample Modules: Digital Media Landscapes, Global London, Global Sociology, Power, Inequality and Society. 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/Sociology-Digital-Media-BSc