On this course you will: learn about the historical and theoretical origins of the discipline of sociology, how it interacts with other social sciences, and understand the distinctiveness of sociological knowledge ask, and be able to answer, critical questions such as What is the nature of society and how can we change it for the better? What are the root causes of social injustice? How can we challenge and overcome social inequalities? How can we work with individuals, groups and communities to create strategies for social change? and identify and advocate for ways in which sociological research and knowledge can result in positive change in people’s everyday lives.
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September 2027
Queen Margaret University
Queen Margaret University,
Edinburgh,
EH21 6UU, Scotland, United Kingdom
Scottish Higher: Standard – BBBB; Minimum – BCCC (to include a literary subject) A Level: BCC Irish Leaving Certificate: H2 H2 H3 H3 International Baccalaureate: 28 points Required subjects: English required and Maths preferred at Nat 5/GCSE.
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