Sociology | University of Plymouth

Course summary

Sociology at University of Plymouth ranks among the UK's best, with a hands-on, real-world approach to learning. Our passionate lecturers are dedicated to student success, making the course both innovative and deeply supportive.

Immersive real-world experience
Apply sociological theory to pressing contemporary issues through interactive teaching, national and international field trips and global exchange opportunities.

Career-boosting work experience
Benefit from a pioneering work-based learning programme and voluntary placements designed to enhance employability and build practical, transferable skills.

Innovative teaching
Learn from research-active academics with cutting-edge expertise in health, well-being, social policy, politics and identity – supported by personal tutoring and innovative assessments.

This course is for you if...

you are eager to explore how inequality, gender, ethnicity and power shape everyday life
you like to learn through insightful, hands-on experiences
you are driven to make a difference and want to develop the skills employers value
you are looking to pursue a meaningful and impactful career.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: L300
Institution code:: P60

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