Sociology course at Sheffield University

Grade a: BBB

3 years/full-time

Course description:

Topics include crime and betrayal, religion and belief, immigration, surveillance, race and racism, new genetics and masculinity. We will also provide you with training in research technology and information retrieval.

The professional courses in grade three discuss the current views on a series of important issues. You will learn from experts and discuss your ideas in groups. In the last year, you will start your own research project.

Courses:

First year

Core courses:

Classical sociological theory

Doing social research is doing social research.

Exploring classic social thoughts by using the seminar on classic social thoughts.

Introduction to criminology

Introduction to social studies

Social sector seminar

Seminar on sociological imagination

Sociology of daily life

Understanding inequality means understanding inequality.

Welfare Politics and State Welfare Politics and State

SCS

Elective courses:

Gender, Sex and Social Gender, Sex and Society

Introduction to Media and Social Communication

Second year

Core courses:

Do qualitative sociological research. Do qualitative sociological research.

Do quantitative sociological research. Do quantitative sociological research.

Sociological theory and analysis

Elective courses:

Crime, Justice and Social Policy

Digital Media and Social Change

Social change and policy dynamics.

Global perspective of family change and continuity: global perspective of family change and continuity.

Men, feminism and gender relations

Social Issues: Policy and Practice

Sociology of Media and Consumer Culture

Sociology of work

Sociology of crime and deviation: sociology of crime and deviation.

Understanding "race" and immigration means understanding "race" and immigration.

Third year

Core courses:

sociology paper

The value of sociology

Elective courses:

Digital health digital health

Digital identity digital identity

Global perspective of family change and continuity: global perspective of family change and continuity.

Intimate relationship and personal relationship, intimate relationship and personal relationship

Men, feminism and gender relations

Organized crime and crime. Illegal market, organized crime and illegal market

Perspective of inequality

Queer theory and media queer theory and media

Social media, data and social social media, data and society

Sociology of evil

Sociology of health, disease and medicine

Sociology of work

Sociology of surveillance

Understanding "race" and immigration means understanding "race" and immigration.

What does it mean to be human? What does it mean to be human?

White people, power and privilege