Politics and Sociology (BSc Econ)
Cardiff University · Wales · POLITICS-AND-SOCIOLOGY-BSC-ECON
Politics and Sociology (BSc Econ) is a Undergraduate degree at Cardiff University, Wales. It covers areas like social theory, sociology, political science, social policy, political economy, public policy. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Cardiff University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Politics and Sociology (BSc Econ)
Example subjects: Sociology of Law, Sociology of Law, Comparative Government and Politics, Politics Dissertation, Introduction to Political Science, Politics and International Relations Placement Year, Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module, Political Philosophy, Power, Politics and Policy, Sociology of Education, International and Comparative Social and Public Policy, Sociology of Health, Illness and Medicine.
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What will I study in Politics and Sociology (BSc Econ)?
Politics and Sociology (BSc Econ) covers areas like social-theory, sociology, political-science, social-policy, political-economy, public-policy, policy-analysis, social-psychology.
Who offers Politics and Sociology (BSc Econ)?
Politics and Sociology (BSc Econ) is offered by Cardiff University, Wales.
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