1. Critical understanding of contemporary social and political issues.
2. Strong analytical, research, and problem-solving skills.
3. Enhancing communication and interpersonal skills.
4. Ability to work independently and as a team.
5. Preparation for careers in social sciences, public sector, etc.

1. Strong academic background in history, geography, and human behavior (essential).
2. A keen interest in Sociology and English.
3. Good grades in A-levels or equivalent qualifications.
4. Meeting the specific entry requirements of the chosen university.
5. Potential standardized test scores for international students.
6. Good communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills.
7. An open mind to different cultures and perspectives.

1. Introduction to Sociology
2. Introduction to Psychology
3. Research Methods
4. Social Policy
5. Criminology
6. Politics
7. Social Inequality
8. Global Issues
9. Human Rights
10. Dynamics of Social Change and Policy
11. Doing Mixed Methods Research
12. Research Dissemination in Social Sciences
13. Dissertation in Applied Social Sciences with Social Policy

1. Lectures.
2. Seminars.
3. e-Learning activities.
4. Directed and private study.
5. Student-led seminars.
6. Practical work.
7. Class discussions.
8. Independent study.

1. The Foundations of Social Science
2. Analysing News
3. Child Psychology
4. Comprehending Criminology
5. Exploring Human Geographies
6. Reporting Institutions
7. The Making of Urban Places
8. Classical Sociological Theory
9. Gender, Sexuality and Society
10. Introducing Criminology
11. The Sociology of Everyday Life
12. Understanding Inequality
13. Situating Crime
14. Introduction to Media and Communication in Society
15. Education, Power and Society: Introduction to the Sociology of Education
16. British Politics
17. Introduction to Global Political Economy
18. Introducing Criminological Research
19. Introduction to Western Political Thought
20. Welfare Politics and the State
21. Development, Planning and the State
22. Why Geography Matters
23. LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans* and Queer) Studies
24. Cities, Places and People
25. The Making of the Twentieth Century
26. Popular Music Studies
27. Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics
28. Cities and Inequality
29. The World's Wicked Problems
30. Politics, Economy and Society in China
31. Politics, Economy and Society in Japan
32. Climate Action
33. Living with Environmental Change
34. Music Psychology
35. Religion in Britain
36. History of Philosophical Ideas
37. Truth, Reality and Virtual Reality
38. Doing Quantitative Research
39. Doing Qualitative Research
40. Doing Mixed Methods Research
41. Research Dissemination in Social Sciences
42. Dissertation in Applied Social Sciences with Sociology

1. Written coursework
2. Portfolios
3. Exams
4. Essays
5. Oral presentations
6. Case Studies
7. Dissertation

This programme may vary depending on the institutions and countries, but the general standard options in the UK are:

1. 03 - 04 (Full-time).

Applied Social Sciences BA (Hons) in the UK universities typically provide excellent facilities to support student learning and practical experience. These facilities may include:

1. Library
2. Computer Labs
3. Seminar Rooms
4. Lecture Theaters
5. Student Common Rooms
6. Career Services Offices
7. Research Databases
8. Statistical Software Access (SPSS, R, etc.)
9. Printing Facilities
10. Study Spaces
11. Group Study Rooms
12. Quiet Study Areas
13. Audiovisual Resources
14. Online Learning Platforms
15. Access to University Wi-Fi
16. Printing and Copying Facilities
17. Student Support Services
18. Academic Advising
19. Disability Support Services
20. Counseling Services
21. Career Counseling
22. Guest Lecture Facilities
23. Access to University Archives
24. Map Rooms
25. Social Science Research Centers

1. Social Worker
2. Community Development Worker
3. Social Research Analyst
4. Policy Analyst
5. Policy Advisor
6. Programme Evaluator
7. Market Research Analyst
8. Human Resources Specialist
9. Recruiter
10. Journalist
11. Public Relations Specialist
12. Non-Profit Manager
13. Fundraiser
14. Project Manager
15. Teacher (especially in social sciences)
16. Youth Worker
17. Counselor (with further training)
18. International Development Worker
19. Community Organizer
20. Data Analyst
21. Market Researcher
22. Public Health Specialist
23. Criminal Justice Professional
24. Probation Officer
25. Government Official

1. Tuition fees range between £15,500 to £20,050 per year and may vary depending on the institution and specific subject.
2. Scholarships, grants, and financial opportunities are available.
3. Government loan aid is available.

1. A-level standard offer: AAA.
2. A-level minimum offer: BBB.
3. 5 GCSEs graded including Maths and English at Grade 4/C
4. History/Geography/Psychology/Sociology (Essential)
5. IELTS 6.5 overall with 6.0 in all skills.
6. Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
7. A strong academic record.

1. Internships in the Public Sector: Working in local government, government agencies, or non-profit organizations.
2. Internships in the Private Sector: Gaining experience in areas like market research, human resources, or social media.
3. Volunteering: Contributing to community projects, such as homelessness shelters, food banks, or youth centers.
4. Fieldwork in Diverse Settings: Conducting research in different social contexts, such as schools, hospitals, prisons, or marginalized communities.
5. Community Projects: Working with local charities, community centers, or voluntary organizations.

Social Work & Human Services

1. Social Work Registration (where applicable)
2. Child Protection Certification
3. Mental Health First Aid
4. Crisis Intervention Certification
5. Domestic Violence Intervention Certification

International Development

1. Certificate in International Development Studies
2. Certificate in Global Health
3. Certificate in Human Rights
4. Certificate in Sustainable Development
5. Certificate in Disaster Relief and Management

General Skills

1. Certificate in Leadership and Management
2. Certificate in Teamwork and Collaboration
3. Certificate in Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving
4. Certificate in Digital Literacy

Project Management & Evaluation

1. Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
2. Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)
3. Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) Certification
4. Certificate in Logic Modeling
5. Certificate in Monitoring and Evaluation

Communication & Professional Skills

1. Certificate in Professional Communication
2. Certificate in Public Speaking
3. Certificate in Grant Writing
4. Certificate in Fundraising
5. Certificate in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution

Research & Data Analysis

1. Certificate in Data Analysis
2. Certificate in Research Methods
3. Certificate in Qualitative Research
4. Certificate in Quantitative Research
5. Certificate in Statistical Analysis
6. Certificate in GIS (Geographic Information Systems)

Typically, it takes twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary like:

1. Fall (September/October)
2. Spring (January/February)
3. Summer (May/June)

"I really enjoyed the small size of the department because I’ve been able to form great friendships with my peers and good relationships with the lecturers, meaning that I didn’t just feel like a number or a statistic." Says - Georgiana Furlong, Applied Social Sciences BA, Class of 2021."