Sociology (Extended Degree)

About this course

Sociology is the systematic study of human social life, groups, and societies, asking how social structures, institutions, inequalities, and cultures shape the experiences of individuals and communities. It is a discipline that rewards an enquiring mind and a desire to engage with the real issues affecting people's lives, developing your ability to see beyond the surface of everyday experience and to understand the deeper forces that organise social life. The extended degree at Northumbria gives you a broader entry pathway into a programme that builds a global understanding of society, social dynamics, and modern life alongside expertise in research, analysis, and critical decision-making. Over four years of full-time study you will explore classic and contemporary sociological theory, research methods both qualitative and quantitative, and a range of substantive topics including class,

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