Economic and Social History explores how societies evolve through their economic activities and social structures, focusing on the lifestyles, work, and historical experiences of past populations and their impact on the modern world. This degree offers the option to combine it with a language, including a year abroad for enhanced study.Sociology examines how individuals organize their collective lives, the constraints they encounter, patterns in social behavior, and the causes and effects of social inequalities. A notable feature of our program, praised by external examiners and graduates, is the integration of sociological, criminological, and anthropological perspectives.
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