Sociology, BA (Hons)

Society is evolving rapidly in our multicultural and diverse world, presenting complex challenges that sociologists address. At NTU, we equip sociology graduates with the skills to navigate these changes, extending learning beyond the classroom to apply knowledge for public good through connections with local and international communities. Students engage with pressing issues like gender equality, race, environmental sociology, and digital cultures, fostering active citizenship and readiness for careers in public, private, or third sectors.Why study Sociology at NTU? Benefit from field trips, flexible module choices aligned with your interests, and strong employability in areas such as education, welfare, and human resources. In a vibrant interdisciplinary setting, you'll explore contemporary topics through research-led teaching, external speakers, study abroad opportunities, and work placements. This degree examines society, culture, and lived experiences, assessed via essays, reports, presentations, and a final research project. If you're passionate about understanding the social world, this course is ideal for you.

Year One Foundations of Social Theory What is Society? Identity, Culture and Student Life Working Lives Foundations of Social Research and Academic Practice Introduction to Sustainability Year Two Constructing Modern Societies Sociology and Service Learning Applied Social Research Sustainable Futures Religion, Nonreligion and Everyday Belief Sociology of Education Politics and Social Justice Gender, Sex and Sexuality The Body in Society Sociology of Consumption Digital Culture and Society Final Year Theorising Contemporary Society Sociology of Work and Career Research Project Race, Culture and Society Identities and Intimacies Popular Culture Sociology of Harm Environmental Justice Cities and Urban Life