Program Overview

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Studying sociology at LSBU means learning to see the world though a different lens. You will be guided to dig deep into contemporary social questions by expert, experienced and enthusiastic academics doing cutting-edge research. You will join an academic community committed to social justice and dedicated to helping students fulfil their potential.

Sociology at LSBU provides you with the opportunity to grapple with many current issues such as globalisation, gender, religion, sexuality, identity formation, nationalism and more. We ask big questions, too. At a time when mobile phones connect everyone, why do people feel further apart from each other? In a world with more diversity, why are conservative attitudes are on the rise?

Here at LSBU we help you focus on your future through our core work-experience module in Year 2. We develop your abilities as investigators of society and we develop your skills and confidence in key areas to help you turn your degree into an excellent career.

By the end of your time at LSBU you will have a balance of theory, practice and experience that will deepen your understanding of yourself and the world, and, what is more, give you the tools to be an active agent for change in that world.

By studying Sociology at LSBU you will also have the option to specialise with:

Criminology

Black Studies

Social Policy

Sustainability.

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Why Sociology at LSBU?

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Ranked 1st for Sociology among London moderns for Graduate Prospects (Complete University Guide 2022)

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Taught by nationally and internationally renowned academics engaged in exciting, cutting-edge research.

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Excellent preparation for a career in teaching, social work, marketing, public administration, the voluntary sector, social research, journalism and research.

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Be part of an academic community dedicated to social justice and global responsibility - with an inspiring schedule of guest speakers, events, volunteering opportunities and exchange of ideas.

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Do a work placement in Year 2 that will enrich your CV and awareness of working practice.