Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences and Law, School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies (SPAIS). This four-year full-time degree provides a robust foundation in sociological theory and concepts, uniquely complemented by comprehensive, interdisciplinary training in quantitative research methods. Your third year is spent studying sociology abroad at an English-speaking university, offering an exciting opportunity to experience and study a different society and culture. No prior knowledge of statistical analysis is assumed or required. The program equips students with highly sought-after skills in data analysis and social research, with an international perspective.

Graduates with a BSc in Sociology with Quantitative Research Methods with Study Abroad are highly employable due to their specialized skillset in data analysis, critical social understanding, and valuable international experience. Career options include: Social Researcher, Data Analyst, Market Researcher, Policy Analyst (government, think tanks, charities), Civil Service (e.g., Office for National Statistics), Demographer, Urban Planner, roles in Business and Commerce (e.g., customer insight, strategy), Human Resources, Journalism, and academia. The strong quantitative skills and international perspective make graduates particularly attractive in global roles and sectors that rely on data to understand diverse populations, markets, or social trends. Many graduates also progress to postgraduate study (Master's or PhD) in sociology, social research, data science, public policy, or related fields.

The University of Bristol is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, signifying its commitment to world-class research and teaching. It has a great reputation with employers in the UK. Bristol is southwest England's largest city and is known as a tech and startup hub, providing excellent opportunities for internships and career development, particularly for those with quantitative skills. The program benefits from Bristol Q-Step, part of a national initiative to enhance quantitative social science training, and offers the added benefit of an enriching study abroad experience.