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Questions about how we understand, structure, and change society have never been more urgent. The many faces of inequality, fake news and the climate crisis. War, displacement and shifting relationships between the Global North and South. Child exploitation and care scandals. Black Lives Matter, transactivism, and the #MeToo campaign against sexual harassment. Rising Islamophobia, anti-Semitism and resurgent nationalism… This course welcomes students from across the world to the heart of London to provide them with an internationally and practically oriented understanding of the ways in which core debates within the social sciences can shape our responses to pressing social and policy questions. The course has a particular focus on issues of inequality and social justice.
“The programme structure is extremely flexible, and I get to choose electives based on my personal interests. I’ve also joined societies and made new friends from all corners of the world. Besides getting access to tons of fun events, I’ve been able to develop transferable skills by joining the committee of the Indonesian Society and the Debating Society. Whether you’re interested in academic discussions, culture (or even sports!), there’s something for everyone. Overall, I’d recommend King’s to anyone who would love to study in the heart of London. ”
The degree provides a rigorous intellectual grounding for careers in politics, public administration, NGOs and INGOs, charities, think tanks, and social advocacy organisations through its emphasis on generic transferable skills. The degree also provides a good basis for further training and postgraduate qualifications for a wide range of occupations including journalism, social work and teaching.
The degree provides a rigorous intellectual grounding for careers in politics, public administration, NGOs and INGOs, charities, think tanks, and social advocacy organisations through its emphasis on generic transferable skills. The degree also provides a good basis for further training and postgraduate qualifications for a wide range of occupations including journalism, social work and teaching.
Chat with current students and King's staff to find out about the courses we offer, life at King's and ask any questions you may have.
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