Political issues are inherently social, addressing power dynamics, inequalities, conflicts, and transformations in modern societies. By equally splitting your studies between sociology and politics, you gain a profound, nuanced understanding of the social forces that shape and sustain political and social institutions. Elective modules let you customize the degree to your interests, including global poverty, feminist political thought, race, racism and society, and the politics of the arts.
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