Social Policy
Social policy examines the ways societies meet human needs for work, education, security, and health and wellbeing.
It also seeks to influence policies to address new challenges such as climate change and promoting environmental sustainability.
Students will learn how to evaluate and interpret evidence, apply theories and examine policies in an objective fashion.
You can choose to study the following social policy programmes:
Degree name | UCAS Code |
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Criminology and Social Policy (BSc) | 8D46 |
Sociology and Social Policy (BSc) | 8K46 |
Social policy students benefit from the active involvement of teaching staff who have undertaken research and policy advice at local, national and international levels.
Find out how to apply, what our admissions criteria are and get advice about writing a personal statement.