A Level Sociology Course Overview

A Level Sociology delves into the intricate relationships between people and society. It critically examines our social institutions—including family, state, and social dynamics such as gender and ethnicity—to help us understand and interpret the complexities of our rapidly evolving world.

The A-Level course offers a rich and diverse learning experience that encourages students to engage with a variety of sociological theories and perspectives, fostering insights into the organisation of society. Students will focus on two key components: sociological theories and research methods. They will explore how research is designed, and the processes used to gather data, while also evaluating its strengths and limitations.

By engaging with these elements, students will develop informed opinions and innovative ideas on pressing societal issues, equipping them with the analytical skills needed to navigate and contribute to discussions about the world around them.