The degree is wide ranging, focusing on applying knowledge and theory to real-life situations. Studying Sociology at Durham is about sharing a common enthusiasm for exploring how human beings behave, think and feel within social settings.The degree is based on a modular structure, and in each year of study students will be required to take the equivalent of six modules (some of these are double modules). As the course develops, the modules taken become increasingly specialised and students are able to undertake their own sociological research on a specialist topic.
UCAS Tariff Points 136-160 A-levels AAB, International Baccalaureate: 36 points. IELTS 6.5 with no component under 6.0, The 12th Standard minimum of 84 %.
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