BA (Hons) Social and Political Studies
Course overview
Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
Study mode | Full-time |
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Entry Requirements
- All candidates must be able to satisfy the general admissions requirements for Ruskin College. These are:
* You should be aged 19 or over
* You must obtain medical clearance
* You must demonstrate commitment to the ethos and vocation of Ruskin College
* You must have the ability to benefit from study at this level
- Selection interviews are conducted as a two-way process in which you can make an informed decision about the suitability of the programme for you.
- If you have a Certificate of Higher Education or 120 CATS points in a relevant subject you may be eligible for direct entry onto year two of this course.Similarly, if you have a Diploma of Higher Education or 240 CATS points is a relevant subject you may be eligible for direct entry onto year three of this course.
Curriculum
Food for Thought
Skills for Social Sciences – the skills you need to be a better student
Introduction to Sociology
Introduction to Politics
Economy and Society
Independent Studies
Work, Employment and Economic Change
Campaigning on Race Class and Gender
Research Methods in the Social Sciences
Europe in a Changing World
Social Change in a Globalising World
Independent Studies II
The Sociology of Time and Space
Contemporary Political Theory
Radical Political Economy
Development Studies
Dissertation