Department: Department of Sociology and Criminology, School of Policy and Global Affairs (with modules from the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience in the School of Health & Medical Sciences). This three-year full-time degree explores the fascinating interplay between societal structures and individual human behavior. You will gain a deep understanding of external forces that shape society (sociology) and internal forces that drive human behavior (psychology). The program develops critical thinking, analytical, and research skills, including methodological expertise to analyse social and psychological data. Topics include gender, class, race, migration, family life, work, popular culture, cognition, development, and behaviour.

Graduates are highly versatile, equipped with skills valued across a wide range of sectors. Career options include: Social Researcher, Market Researcher, Policy Analyst, Human Resources, Public Relations, Advertising, Communications, Charity and Non-profit Sector, Local and Central Government, Civil Service, Social Work, Youth Work, Community Development, Education (with further qualification), roles in media, healthcare support, and areas requiring strong analytical skills in human behaviour and societal trends. The analytical, critical thinking, research, and communication skills developed are highly transferable. Graduates are also well-prepared for further academic study (e.g., Master's or PhD programs) in sociology, psychology, social research, or related fields.

City, University of London offers teaching built on cutting-edge research, with supportive staff and outstanding facilities. The university boasts excellent industry connections, which can lead to valuable internship and work experience opportunities, especially given its main campus in central London near Tech City and the Square Mile, which is the financial and business district. This prime location provides unparalleled access to diverse organisations for internships and future employment.