Sociology is not just about social issues, but about the theory and analysis of issues such as qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods.
I. What do you read mainly?
UCL Socialistic BSc contains sociological theory of theory, research methods, social change, urban socialism, global issues, identities, etc., and can extend to media, digital socialism, politics, race, gender, migration, markets and work.
What's the difference with Psychology?
Psychology usually focuses on individual cognition, behaviour and psychological mechanisms; Sociology understands human behaviour more from group, system, culture, class and social structures.
III. Where's the difference with Politics / IR?
Politics/IR focuses more on political systems, States, policies and international interaction; The scope of Sociology is generally broader and may include studies on family, education, media, work and social inequality.
IV. What students are suitable for?
- I like to read, write and discuss social issues.
- Willing to study methods and analysis of information
- Interest in topics such as equality, migration, education, media, gender
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V. PREPARED FOR APPLICATION
Specific high school subjects are not necessarily required, but the ability to read, write, interpret information in English is important for socio-science research. Different schools still have to identify individual subjects.
