Loading
Loading
Sociology is the study of society, human behavior, social relationships, and the systems that shape them. A Bachelor’s in Sociology equips students with a deep understanding of how individuals and groups interact within cultural, political, economic, and institutional frameworks. It addresses issues such as inequality, globalization, race, gender, education, crime, and social justice.
Studying Sociology abroad exposes students to diverse global perspectives on social structures, allowing them to compare social dynamics across cultures and develop a broader worldview. It combines critical thinking, research skills, and theoretical grounding—preparing students for careers in public policy, international development, education, media, law, and more.
A Bachelor’s in Sociology abroad typically takes 3 to 4 years, depending on the country and university. The program integrates core theoretical knowledge with practical research skills, often including fieldwork, data analysis, and community projects.
Students explore topics such as social theory, race and ethnicity, migration, gender studies, criminology, and global inequality, alongside training in qualitative and quantitative research methods. Many programs also offer electives or minors in anthropology, political science, psychology, or human rights.
The curriculum not only builds academic knowledge but also nurtures social awareness, empathy, and critical reasoning, preparing students to address real-world issues with informed, ethical approaches.
Typical course structure over 3–4 years:
Introduction to Sociology
Social Inequality
Global Societies
Academic Writing & Research Skills
Sociological Theory (Classical & Contemporary)
Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods
Race, Ethnicity & Identity
Gender and Society
Sociology of Education or Family
Social Policy
Urban Sociology or Environmental Sociology
Migration and Globalization
Criminology or Media & Society
Dissertation or Research Project
Introduction to Sociology
Social Theory
Race and Ethnic Relations
Gender and Sexuality
Social Research Methods
Urban & Rural Sociology
Criminology
Sociology of Health & Illness
Globalization & Development
Social Stratification
United Kingdom
Renowned for social sciences, with top institutions like University of Oxford, LSE (London School of Economics), and University of Edinburgh. UK programs often emphasize global perspectives and critical theory.
United States
Offers broad liberal arts education. Top universities like Harvard, UC Berkeley, University of Chicago, and Columbia University are leaders in sociology and social justice research.
Canada
Universities such as University of Toronto, UBC, and McGill University offer strong sociology programs with diverse social research and field opportunities. Canada’s multicultural society enhances sociological learning.
Australia
Institutions like University of Melbourne, ANU, and University of Sydney provide sociology programs linked to indigenous studies, migration, and public policy.
Germany
Offers tuition-free or low-cost programs at public universities like Humboldt University, University of Heidelberg, and Freie Universität Berlin, often with English-taught options and strong focus on political sociology.
Netherlands & Sweden
Known for progressive education systems. Universities like University of Amsterdam, Leiden University, and Uppsala University offer global sociology programs focused on social justice and human rights.
At Exter Education, we are more than just an institute — we are a launchpad for future leaders, thinkers, and doers. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your career, master a new skill, or explore your passion, we’re here to guide your journey.
Got Questions? Call us
Enter your email and we’ll send you
more information
