School
Social Sciences, Education and Social Work
This module provides an introduction to social theory. The development of sociological thought is traced from initial forumulations in the late 18th c. through to the work of contemporary theorists. As well as explaining the nature of various sociological perspectives, the module will show how these can be used to help us understand particular events and problems that occur in the social world.
To provide students with a grounding in classical social theory. To introduce students to the central theoretical problems that sociologists face.
Demonstrate competence in evaluating sociological arguments. Display ability to write informed and literate essays.
Coursework
100%
Examination
0%
Practical
0%
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Social Sciences, Education and Social Work
SOC2001
Autumn Semester
Previous study in subject required
SOC1001 or SOC1002