Sociology and Theology - BA (Hons)

University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)

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Qualification

Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

Location

Argyll

Study mode

Full Time

Start date

SEP-26

Duration

4 Years

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Course info

What is special about this course?If you are interested in studying society and theology, then the BA (Hons) Sociology and Theology degree will give you a solid grounding in both disciplines, as well as the opportunity to combine two subjects which complement your interests or career goals. The course offers you the opportunity to study a wide range of themes and topics, across a broad sweep of modules, emphasising the value of empirical and theoretical approaches. This is achieved by studying ...Read more

What is special about this course?

If you are interested in studying society and theology, then the BA (Hons) Sociology and Theology degree will give you a solid grounding in both disciplines, as well as the opportunity to combine two subjects which complement your interests or career goals.

The course offers you the opportunity to study a wide range of themes and topics, across a broad sweep of modules, emphasising the value of empirical and theoretical approaches. This is achieved by studying the development, structure, and functioning of human society, as well as the impact of the main disciplines of Christian theology.

In the first and second years, you will follow a traditional broad approach to the study of sociology and theology. In years three and four, you will examine, in-depth, particular areas of sociology and theology, allowing you to study specific topics and themes which reflect staff research specialisms. Each year, you will build on your analytical and research abilities.

The degree also offers the opportunity to study other Humanities subjects such as criminology, history, literature, archaeology, and politics.

Special features

You will develop your research and methodological skills, which you can take with you into your future career
You can specialise in particular disciplines as you progress through your studies
You will have the opportunity to attend the annual staff/student Social Sciences conference, and in your 4th year, you will have the opportunity to present at the conference, further enhancing the graduate skills you develop as part of the course
You will develop and enhance your digital skills
Taught by highly experienced academics
Exciting modules, based on staff research, are offered at upper levels
The joint nature of the degree will give you greater flexibility in employment, advanced study and research opportunities
You can study full time or part time to suit your personal circumstances
You can study individual modules for personal or professional development

Tuition fees

Students living in

£6,420 per year

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