Why study Social Sciences?
Social sciences cover a wide range of subjects, from sociology to political science to anthropology, and provide an understanding of human behaviour and society as a whole.
Students of the social sciences will explore why the world is what it is, gaining insight into people, cultures, and events on a global scale. Courses encourage critical thinking and analysis skills alongside building a groundwork in the science that informs social systems.
Because there are so many specialisms that fall under the social sciences umbrella, there are career opportunities in many industries on national and international levels. Social scientists can go on to work in the criminal justice system, become policy makers, become psychologists, and even go into economics.
Why choose OnCampus?
Develop understanding of the world and human behaviour
Improve your English skills alongside other international students
Learn from passionate and qualified tutors
Modules you will study
Each module will give you transferable academic skills about your subject to make sure you are well-prepared for the challenges of university study.
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This module introduces you to the environmental, social, and economic impacts of globalisation whilst considering political and legal aspects that arise from international relations. This module also develops higher education research skills and encourages you to become an independent learner. You will work on your own and in small groups to prepare essays, presentations, reports and case studies on a range of topics including
- Conflict & Peace
- International Law
- Global Economy
- Human Rights
- Climate Change
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Explore human interactions by combining the study of a variety of academic disciplines, such as psychology, sociology, law, and media. You will discover ways in which human behaviour can be affected by others and by the environment. During the module, you will conduct relevant research and explore the impact of these methodologies.
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This module aims to equip you with the skills and strategies required for successful completion of your OnCampus programme and prepare you for future studies. Topics will develop your ability to become an independent learner, including critical evaluation and reflective skills. You will learn how to conduct research, write in an academic style, provide references for your work and present information effectively to an audience.
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Secure your place on a high-quality university preparation programme with OnCampus today.