This three-year full-time degree allows you to study Sociology and Politics equally. You'll explore key ideas, institutions, and politics in international, national, and local contexts. The Sociology component provides a critical study of society, examining social change and inequalities. The Politics component focuses on how we organize and govern ourselves.

Career information for this specific combination was not available. However, graduates in Sociology and Politics generally pursue careers in areas such as: Government and Civil Service, Research and Analysis, Journalism and Media, Social Work, International Organizations, Education, and Non-Profit Organizations. The program develops strong analytical, research, and communication skills applicable to a wide range of fields.

The University of Liverpool is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, signifying high standards of education and research. It is one of the original six red brick universities, with a long history of academic excellence. The university offers research-intensive learning and aims to provide excellent graduate prospects.