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This course will appeal to those with an interest in the social world, who are looking to build transferable skills and knowledge that can be applied across a diverse range of careers and future study options. There is scope to specialise in areas such as research methods, gender studies, race and global politics, technologies and markets, social and political thought, and social inequalities and public policy. You will be learning from committed teaching staff who are at the forefront of their specialist research areas.
Our research-led curriculum emphasises your role in creating your own knowledge as part of a wider academic community. You will become familiar with key social science theories and methods (quantitative and qualitative) and will gain an understanding of their real-world application, alongside skills in independent research, oral and written communication, critical analysis and project management. Core modules are supplemented by a wide variety of optional modules in areas such as sociology of gender, race, health, education, science, animals, policy, media, and consumer culture. There are also opportunities to participate in our annual study trip, and to take a year abroad.
1st year modules only
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2nd year modules only
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2nd or 3rd year modules
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3rd year modules only
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- Warwick International Foundation Programme (IFP) required. Alternatively IB, A-Levels or APs.
- English language requirements Minimum overall score 7.0
- We do not typically interview applicants.Offers are made based on your predicted and actual grades, along with your personal statement. Occasionally, some applicants may be interviewed, for example candidates returning to study or those with non-standard qualifications.
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