Sociology
Course summary
Sociology is the academic study of the individuals, groups and institutions that form the society we live in today. Sociologists are responsible for designing, conducting and evaluating research to uncover the causes and consequences of a range of social issues as diverse as society itself. In studying sociology, you will learn to question widely-held assumptions about the problems society faces using theories, evidence and examples developed by classical and contemporary thinkers from around the world.
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GCSE English Grade 4 and above
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Assessment
Paper 1: 33.3% of A Level. Written examination—2 hours Paper 2: 33.3% of A Level. Written examination—2 hours Paper 3: 33.3% of A Level. Written examination—2 hours
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