Sociology, BSc (Hons)

Kingston University's sociology degree equips students with essential academic and research skills to address contemporary social issues, including inequalities, race, ethnicity, migration, human rights, and global development. The program emphasizes employability through optional work placements, field trips, and a vibrant departmental environment with events like conferences and seminars. Recognized with a Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) Gold rating, it fosters critical thinking on topics such as gender, culture, and social change, encouraging reflection on personal experiences and interdisciplinary connections with psychology, criminology, and politics.Future Skills are integrated to develop problem-solving, digital competency, and adaptability, preparing graduates for careers in social research, teaching, policy, charity work, and more. The curriculum includes modules like Social Order and Social Control, Social Justice and Social Movements, and Researching Race and Ethnicity. Assessment methods encompass exams, presentations, essays, and dissertations, with the degree serving as a strong foundation for postgraduate studies and enhancing transferable skills valued by employers.

Example modules: – Social Order and Social Control – Social Justice and Social Movements – Researching Race and Ethnicity For a full list of modules please visit the Kingston University course webpage.