Social Sciences at The University of West London
Social Sciences is a BSc at The University of West London in Ealing / Brentford, United Kingdom. It is classified under education & social sciences, and the source record does not state the language of instruction.
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Social Sciences at The University of West London: key facts
About Social Sciences at The University of West London
Overview Are you interested in tackling the challenges we face in today's rapidly evolving world? Our BSc (Hons) Social Sciences degree will prepare you to understand these societal issues through an interdisciplinary approach.
From the course page at uwl.ac.uk, read 19 Aug 2026
Social Sciences is a BSc at The University of West London in Ealing / Brentford, United Kingdom. It is classified under education & social sciences, and the source record does not state the language of instruction.
The recorded study mode is full-time.
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Social Sciences programme structure
Modern Political Thought This module will familiarise you with the most important themes, theories and thinkers of modern Western political thought, starting with Plato, Aristotle and Cicero, through to Machiavelli, Hobbes, Locke and the Enlightenment and 19th-century political philosophers and sociologists. It also deals with the socio-political and economic contexts that led to the birth of the political ideas that transformed (and are currently transforming) our society. Emphasis is given to the development of political ideologies, starting with liberalism, conservatism, socialism and anarchism in the 19th century, and on to nationalism, fascism and communism in the 20th century. Social change, as well as economic, demographic and value transformations, are introduced to understand how social conditions exert an influence on political thought and political change, helping to explain the world in which we find ourselves today.
Verified from the official uwl.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
Career outcomes after Social Sciences
Your future career On completion of your social sciences degree, you can also engage in further training and attain postgraduate qualifications that may lead to careers in journalism, teaching, law, policing and social work. If you want to continue your studies and specialise in an area of interest or explore something new, why not browse our postgraduate courses?
Verified from the official uwl.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
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