Academic modules
- Economics
- Politics and International Relations
- Psychology
- Mathematics
- Sociology
English modules
- English Language & Study Skills
- English for Academic Purposes
- Integrated Study Skills
- Social & Cultural Environment
The Social Sciences Foundation Undergraduate Pathway offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach to the study of social sciences, with a focus on key subjects such as Mathematics, Sociology, International Relations, and Politics.
By combining these disciplines, you will gain a deep understanding of the complex forces that drive social change, shape political landscapes, and influence global relations.
Mathematics, as a foundational subject, plays a crucial role in the Social Sciences Foundation program. It equips you with essential quantitative and analytical skills necessary for understanding and interpreting social data, conducting research, and making evidence-based arguments. Through courses in statistics, data analysis, and mathematical modeling, you will develop a solid quantitative foundation that will support your future studies and research within the social sciences.
Sociology, another cornerstone of our program, offers valuable insights into the dynamics of human behavior, social institutions, and the structures that govern our societies. Through the study of sociological theories, research methods, and social phenomena, you will gain a critical lens to analyze and understand various aspects of social life, including social inequality, cultural diversity, social change, and the complexities of human interaction.
International Relations is a field of study that explores the relationships between nations, global organizations, and non-state actors. By delving into topics such as diplomacy, globalization, conflict resolution, and international law, you will develop a deep understanding of the political, economic, and social dynamics that shape our globalized world. Through engaging coursework and case studies, you will explore pressing global issues, enhance your analytical skills, and develop a nuanced understanding of international affairs.
Politics, as an integral part of the Social Sciences Foundation Pathway, offers an in-depth exploration of political theory, comparative politics, and public policy. You will examine the structures of power, the processes of governance, and the ideologies that underpin political systems.
Throughout your journey in the Social Sciences Pathway, you will benefit from experienced tutors who are experts in their respective fields. They will guide you through stimulating lectures, interactive seminars, and hands-on projects, ensuring that you develop critical thinking abilities, research skills, and a well-rounded understanding of the social sciences.
Additionally, our program emphasizes practical application and real-world experiences. You will have opportunities for internships, research projects, and engagement with local communities, providing you with valuable hands-on experiences that complement your academic studies.
Upon successful completion of the Social Sciences Foundation Pathway, you will be well-prepared to pursue further studies in a variety of social science disciplines at the undergraduate level. Whether you choose to specialize in sociology, international relations, politics, or any other field within the social sciences, you will have a solid foundation to build upon.
Furthermore, the skills you acquire during the program will be highly transferable, opening doors to diverse career paths. You may find yourself working in areas such as policy analysis, international organizations, research and data analysis, social advocacy, or pursuing graduate studies to become a social scientist, diplomat, or political analyst.
Embark on a captivating intellectual journey that will equip you with the knowledge, skills, and perspectives needed to navigate the complexities of our world.