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BA Bachelor of Arts – Sociology – Double Major, Major/Minor or as a Minor. Sociology and another subject to degree level. 1st year - 15 credits (group 5) of Sociology
- Choose up to 3 other subjects, which may include Critical Skills, from the 5 groups available (max 1 per group). Taking Politics in group 6 with Sociology provides a 30 credit Sociology-Politics double subject
2nd & final year - Sociology is taken with 1 of your 1st year subjects as part of a Double Major, a Major/Minor or as a Minor
- Optional 10 credit Elective
Students may apply to study overseas after 2nd year (on Erasmus or Study Abroad) and graduate with a BA (International) after 4 years. See the International Studies website for details. Duration: 3 year (BA) or 4 year (BA International)
Disclaimer
The modules below are indicative of the content associated with this course of study. The modules are subject to change as the curriculum is revised and reviewed annually. Please check periodically for updates.
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Year 1
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Sociology is a subject that opens your mind, that helps you to connect your own lived experience to the wider social and economic context, and that offers the opportunity to engage in an empowering form of student-led learning. Our graduates often speak of studying Sociology as a “life changing” experience. The Sociology Department is widely acknowledged as a leading national and international centre of teaching and research excellence, as well as an exemplar of public sociology and engagement. We seek to equip you with the necessary resources and skills – intellectual, methodological, communicative and active citizenship – to meet the challenges of our fast-changing contemporary society and to contribute productively to social transformation.
Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies. It is a discipline that teaches you to: - develop critical skills and powers of argumentation based on empirical evidence.
- become a creative thinker and to think outside of the box.
- engage in a constructive enterprise, oriented toward the promotion of equality and social justice.
Taking Politics and/or Sociology to degree level is an ideal preparation to teach Politics and Society at second level following a Professional Master of Education (PME).
SO1F15
- SOCIOLOGY
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Credits: 15
Not compulsory:
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Year 2
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Sociology is a subject that opens your mind, that helps you to connect your own lived experience to the wider social and economic context, and that offers the opportunity to engage in an empowering form of student-led learning. Our graduates often speak of studying Sociology as a “life changing” experience. The Sociology Department is widely acknowledged as a leading national and international centre of teaching and research excellence, as well as an exemplar of public sociology and engagement. We seek to equip you with the necessary resources and skills – intellectual, methodological, communicative and active citizenship – to meet the challenges of our fast-changing contemporary society and to contribute productively to social transformation.
Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies. It is a discipline that teaches you to: - develop critical skills and powers of argumentation based on empirical evidence.
- become a creative thinker and to think outside of the box.
- engage in a constructive enterprise, oriented toward the promotion of equality and social justice.
Taking Politics and/or Sociology to degree level is an ideal preparation to teach Politics and Society at second level following a Professional Master of Education (PME).
SO2DM
- SOCIOLOGY
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Credits: 30
Not compulsory:
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This subject is for students taking Sociology and Criminology.
SO2CDM
- SOCIOLOGY (WITH CRIMINOLOGY)
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Credits: 30
Not compulsory:
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This subject is for students taking Sociology and Politics.
SO2PDM
- SOCIOLOGY (WITH POLITICS)
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Credits: 30
Not compulsory:
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Sociology is a subject that opens your mind, that helps you to connect your own lived experience to the wider social and economic context, and that offers the opportunity to engage in an empowering form of student-led learning. Our graduates often speak of studying Sociology as a “life changing” experience. The Sociology Department is widely acknowledged as a leading national and international centre of teaching and research excellence, as well as an exemplar of public sociology and engagement. We seek to equip you with the necessary resources and skills – intellectual, methodological, communicative and active citizenship – to meet the challenges of our fast-changing contemporary society and to contribute productively to social transformation.
Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies. It is a discipline that teaches you to: - develop critical skills and powers of argumentation based on empirical evidence.
- become a creative thinker and to think outside of the box.
- engage in a constructive enterprise, oriented toward the promotion of equality and social justice.
Taking Politics and/or Sociology to degree level is an ideal preparation to teach Politics and Society at second level following a Professional Master of Education (PME).
SO2MJ
- SOCIOLOGY
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Credits: 40
Not compulsory:
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SO2CMJ
- SOCIOLOGY (WITH CRIMINOLOGY)
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Credits: 40
Not compulsory:
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Sociology is a subject that opens your mind, that helps you to connect your own lived experience to the wider social and economic context, and that offers the opportunity to engage in an empowering form of student-led learning. Our graduates often speak of studying Sociology as a “life changing” experience. The Sociology Department is widely acknowledged as a leading national and international centre of teaching and research excellence, as well as an exemplar of public sociology and engagement. We seek to equip you with the necessary resources and skills – intellectual, methodological, communicative and active citizenship – to meet the challenges of our fast-changing contemporary society and to contribute productively to social transformation.
Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies. It is a discipline that teaches you to: - develop critical skills and powers of argumentation based on empirical evidence.
- become a creative thinker and to think outside of the box.
- engage in a constructive enterprise, oriented toward the promotion of equality and social justice.
Taking Politics and/or Sociology to degree level is an ideal preparation to teach Politics and Society at second level following a Professional Master of Education (PME).
SO2MI
- SOCIOLOGY
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Credits: 20
Not compulsory:
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Year 3
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Sociology is a subject that opens your mind, that helps you to connect your own lived experience to the wider social and economic context, and that offers the opportunity to engage in an empowering form of student-led learning. Our graduates often speak of studying Sociology as a “life changing” experience. The Sociology Department is widely acknowledged as a leading national and international centre of teaching and research excellence, as well as an exemplar of public sociology and engagement. We seek to equip you with the necessary resources and skills – intellectual, methodological, communicative and active citizenship – to meet the challenges of our fast-changing contemporary society and to contribute productively to social transformation.
Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies. It is a discipline that teaches you to: - develop critical skills and powers of argumentation based on empirical evidence.
- become a creative thinker and to think outside of the box.
- engage in a constructive enterprise, oriented toward the promotion of equality and social justice.
Taking Politics and/or Sociology to degree level is an ideal preparation to teach Politics and Society at second level following a Professional Master of Education (PME).
SO3DM
- SOCIOLOGY
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Credits: 30
Not compulsory:
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This subject is for students taking Sociology and Politics.
SO3PDM
- SOCIOLOGY (WITH POLITICS)
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Credits: 30
Not compulsory:
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Sociology is a subject that opens your mind, that helps you to connect your own lived experience to the wider social and economic context, and that offers the opportunity to engage in an empowering form of student-led learning. Our graduates often speak of studying Sociology as a “life changing” experience. The Sociology Department is widely acknowledged as a leading national and international centre of teaching and research excellence, as well as an exemplar of public sociology and engagement. We seek to equip you with the necessary resources and skills – intellectual, methodological, communicative and active citizenship – to meet the challenges of our fast-changing contemporary society and to contribute productively to social transformation.
Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies. It is a discipline that teaches you to: - develop critical skills and powers of argumentation based on empirical evidence.
- become a creative thinker and to think outside of the box.
- engage in a constructive enterprise, oriented toward the promotion of equality and social justice.
Taking Politics and/or Sociology to degree level is an ideal preparation to teach Politics and Society at second level following a Professional Master of Education (PME).
SO3MJ
- SOCIOLOGY
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Credits: 40
Not compulsory:
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Sociology is a subject that opens your mind, that helps you to connect your own lived experience to the wider social and economic context, and that offers the opportunity to engage in an empowering form of student-led learning. Our graduates often speak of studying Sociology as a “life changing” experience. The Sociology Department is widely acknowledged as a leading national and international centre of teaching and research excellence, as well as an exemplar of public sociology and engagement. We seek to equip you with the necessary resources and skills – intellectual, methodological, communicative and active citizenship – to meet the challenges of our fast-changing contemporary society and to contribute productively to social transformation.
Sociology is the study of human social life, groups and societies. It is a discipline that teaches you to: - develop critical skills and powers of argumentation based on empirical evidence.
- become a creative thinker and to think outside of the box.
- engage in a constructive enterprise, oriented toward the promotion of equality and social justice.
Taking Politics and/or Sociology to degree level is an ideal preparation to teach Politics and Society at second level following a Professional Master of Education (PME).
SO3MI
- SOCIOLOGY
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Credits: 20
Not compulsory:
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