A-Level Sociology (AQA)
This course is a fascinating discipline that joins together the social, economic, and political dimensions of our lives
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Overview
It’s often said that the function of sociology is to reveal that which is hidden; why do people behave the way they do? What governs our everyday interactions, and what drives social change? If you’re fascinated by questions like these, then look no further than AQA A-Level Sociology.
As a cornerstone of social science, sociology overlaps several unique disciplines that study society, such as economics, psychology, and political science. A-Level Sociology provides a range of essential, transferable skills including analysis, problem-solving, critical thinking, and research, all of which are invaluable in just about any career, as well as higher education.
AQA A-Level Sociology – what you’ll learn
On this engaging, online A-Level Sociology course, you’ll examine sociological theories,perspectives, and methods. You’ll discover the role that education plays in the process of socialisation, as well as the nature of childhood and family life. You’ll study the role of the media in contemporary society, and examine globalisation and popular culture. Finally, you’ll delve into crime and deviance, taking a close look at the factors that impact criminal behaviour, as well as the societal roles and responsibilities of the criminal justice system.
This distance learning course follows the new AQA A-Level Sociology specification and has been designed specifically to be studied online in your own time and space. You’ll have unlimited tutor support, a clear induction, and well-structured assignments to help you to develop the skills and knowledge needed to prepare for the exam.
Study A-Level Sociology with Oxbridge and you’ll get all this too:
- Fast Track – In a rush? You’ll have the option to complete this AQA A-Level Sociology course within a year.
- Guaranteed Exam Venue – Finding exam spaces can be tough, so with Oxbridge, you’ll get guaranteed access to our network of partnership exam centres around the UK
- Exam Pass Guarantee – We’re so confident, if you don’t pass the first time, we’ll support you to the next exam for free
Qualification
Description
Study Hours
- The learning hours for this course are up to 300 hours, which is around 30 minutes per day for 18 months.
Study Method
- Study completely online using our award-winning learning platform, MyOxbridge.
Course Duration
- On average, students complete this course in 12 months, but we'll give you up to 24 months. Don’t worry if you go over the year though, we can organise an extension to your course for an additional fee, which also extends your tutor support.
Assessment
Official AQA A-Level Sociology exams:
- 2 hours, 33.3% of marks
- 2 hours, 33.3% of marks
- 2 hours, 33.3% of marks
We provide a guaranteed exam space in one of our partner exam centres around the UK.
We also offer an exam pass guarantee. If you don’t pass the first time, we’ll support you for free, to your next exams.
Assignments
During your A-Level Sociology course, you’ll complete various assignments. These do not contribute towards your final grade but provide you with an opportunity to submit work to your tutor for marking and feedback. This will help you to monitor your progress and will be used to produce predicted grades if needed.
Additional Information
- Official Qualification Title - A-Level Sociology
- Entry requirements - A GCSE or equivalent in English, history or social science is recommended before starting this course.
- UCAS Points - 56
Requirements
A GCSE or equivalent in English, history or social science is recommended before starting this course.
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