Sociology examines the interplay between individuals and society, exploring how personal attitudes and experiences connect to broader issues, how group dynamics shape individual actions, and the impact of forces like globalisation on social change. At Sheffield, students gain a strong foundation in sociological theory and analysis, investigating topics from crime and deviance to migration, race, and new genetics. The programme develops essential skills in research techniques, critical analysis, and communication through diverse formats.In the third year, students delve into contemporary issues such as gender, queer theory, and sex work, while completing an independent research project with expert guidance. The course emphasises modern learning methods, including vlogs and presentations, informed by faculty research. Benefits include a wide range of modules for flexibility, enhanced employability through transferable skills, and a student-centred environment with societies and support initiatives, fostering interdisciplinary interaction and personal growth.
A local representative of The University of Sheffield in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.