Sociology

Sociology

What do you study in Sociology?

Sociology invites you to see the world through different eyes: to understand why societies work the way they do, how groups form, what drives social change and what lies behind inequalities. It is a discipline that combines critical thinking, research and data to analyse our collective reality.

  • Classical and contemporary sociological theories
  • Social research methods: surveys, interviews and statistical analysis
  • Sociology of family, gender, education and work
  • Social inequality, cultural diversity and social movements
  • Analysis of public policies and their impact on society

Graduating in Sociology opens doors to social consultancy, market research, human resources, public administration, NGOs and the media.