Study sociology at Greenwich and you’ll find yourself tackling the important and often controversial issues in society, including gender, ethnicity, social justice, and global politics.
We offer sociology as a standalone degree, or combined with history, criminology or psychology. Our degrees are designed to hone your applied research skills in preparation for the workplace. The extended sociology course has a foundation year to prepare you for degree-level study.
Study our sociology and criminology degree for careers in criminal justice, youth work and education. Explore in-depth approaches to society and crime.
Through our sociology and psychology degree, you’ll gain an understanding of the mind and behaviour to explore how society works. Learn more.
Study key issues in society with our BA Sociology degree. Topics include popular culture, social justice, gender identity and global relations. Learn more.
Explore issues such as inequality and social change, gender and sexuality, ethnicity, crime and deviance, and social justice.
Sociology researchers from the University are working on a study to document the voices of some of the migrant nurses, part of a wider project exploring the experiences of the Windrush generation.
The university partnered with the Royal Borough of Greenwich, the Old Royal Naval College, and Greenwich Hospital on a temporary installation at the pedestrian crossing on College Approach.
Findings from a new report by researchers at the University show that there should be a national campaign and recruitment-training for all English Football League clubs to encourage compulsory shortlisting of BAME candidates.
