Teesside University is an ideal location to study social science. You will develop high-level analysis, research, and writing skills which are highly valued by employers in the public sector, journalism, social research, community development, and non-governmental organizations. Social Studies at Teesside addresses historical and contemporary issues and investigates topics such as work, social diversities, social inequalities, leisure and youth, and social exclusion.
You think critically about the world you live in, gain an understanding of people and their interactions, lives, and experiences, and consider whether governments and social policies can improve the lives of ordinary people. You can specialize in areas as diverse as globalization, gender, social media, and social policy in context.
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