Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) BA/BSc

Study of ideas, power, and resources, combining philosophy, politics, and economics to analyse complex social, political, and ethical issues in the modern world.

Fire & Rescue Services Management BA

Study of fire and rescue operations, emergency management, leadership, and public safety, preparing you for management and leadership roles within fire and rescue services and related emergency organisations.

Professional Policing BA/BSc

Study of policing, criminal justice, law, and public protection, preparing you for a career in policing through nationally recognised, evidence-based professional training.

Politics & International Relations BA/BSc

Study of how power works within states and across borders, exploring political systems, global cooperation, diplomacy, conflict, and the forces shaping international affairs.

Psychology BA/BSc

Study of human behaviour, thoughts, emotions, and mental processes, exploring how people develop, learn, think, react, and relate to others in everyday life.

Social Science BA/BSc

Study of human behaviour, social structures, institutions, and inequalities, exploring how societies function and how social issues can be understood, researched, and addressed.

Politics BA/BSc

Study of how power is exercised, how governments make decisions, and how political systems, ideas, and institutions shape societies at local, national, and global levels.

Sustainable Development BA/BSc

Study of how societies can meet present needs while protecting the environment, reducing inequality, and ensuring healthy, resilient communities for future generations.

International Relations BA/BSc

Study of how states, organisations, and societies interact on the global stage, and how issues such as conflict, diplomacy, security, human rights, and globalisation shape international outcomes.

Economics BA/BSc

Study of how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions about resources, and how economic forces shape markets, inequality, growth, and global challenges.

Anthropology BA/BSc

Study of human cultures, societies, languages, and biological diversity - exploring how people live, adapt, organise communities, and make meaning across different times and places.

Sociology & Social Policy BA/BSc

Study of how societies function, why social problems emerge, and how governments, organisations, and communities design policies to improve wellbeing, reduce inequality, and support people throughout their lives.

Social Policy BA/BSc

Study of how societies address issues such as poverty, inequality, housing, health, education, and wellbeing - and how governments, organisations, and communities design policies that shape everyday life.

Psychology with Counselling BSc

Study of human behaviour, emotion, and mental processes alongside the theory and practice of counselling — preparing you to support wellbeing and develop skills for future therapeutic or psychology careers.

Social Anthropology BA/BSc

Study of human cultures, beliefs, behaviours, and ways of life - exploring how people across the world make meaning, organise communities, and respond to social, economic, and political change.

International Development BA

Study of global inequality, social change, and international efforts to improve living standards, reduce poverty, strengthen communities, and support sustainable human development.

Politics & Sociology BA/BSc

Study of how societies are structured, how power operates, and how political systems, institutions, and social forces shape people’s lives, opportunities, and identities.

Psychology & Sociology BA/BSc

Study of how individuals think and behave, and how wider social structures, cultures, and institutions shape human experience, relationships, and social outcomes.

Social Work BA/BSc

Study of how to support individuals, families, and communities through challenges such as poverty, disability, safeguarding concerns, mental health issues, and social disadvantage - while promoting rights, dignity, and social justice.

Youth Work BA

Study of how to support, empower, and advocate for young people as they navigate challenges, build confidence, and develop their identity, skills, and wellbeing.

Community Development BA

Learning about how communities develop, organize themselves, and tackle problems — plus how professionals can help people gain power over their own lives, make sure everyone's included, and create positive changes in society.

Counselling BA/BSc

Study of how to support individuals through emotional difficulties, develop therapeutic communication skills, and understand the psychological and social factors that influence wellbeing.

Applied Psychology BSc

Examining how psychology's theories and findings help us understand why people act the way they do, boost wellbeing, and tackle real issues in healthcare, schools, workplaces, and communities.

Health and Social Care BA/BSc

Study of how health, wellbeing, and social support systems function, and how professionals work to improve the lives of individuals, families, and communities.

Mental Health & Wellbeing Studies BSc

Exploring how our minds, relationships, and bodies shape mental health, ways to build stronger wellbeing, and methods to help people and communities flourish.

Sociology BA/BSc

An exploration of how communities operate, the nature of human relationships, and the impact of social frameworks on cultural norms, personal identity, conduct, and routine experiences.