advice?

This sounds sooo stupid and it's completely valid, but should I keep my sociology and social policy degree or change to social science degree? I'm in my first year and have a general gist with what I want to do in the future, which is why I want to remain in the social sciences. But which would be better for career prospects? Ik this sounds rlly lame to ask but the overthinking gets to me sometimes

I get that you want to remain in social sciences, but you didn't specifically say what you want to do after your degree.

Do you intend to become a social researcher? A lecturer? Become a policy maker? Go into teaching? Do something entirely different?

Depending on your response, I can provide a suitable answer. Otherwise, I don't think it would matter that much.

In terms of career prospects, I would only know of 1 type of job where it could possibly matter: becoming a social researcher for the government (https://www.faststream.gov.uk/government-social-research-service/index.html), but they tend to ask for social related degrees with a strong quantitative background. The specific title of the degree isn't a biggy apparently. Otherwise, I don't think there's much difference, especially when you did not specify what sort of career you want.

tbh I have two careers in mind. In relation to the social sciences, I would love to go into international development and primarily focus on developing policies internationally. However, I also am thinking about journalism, which is completely unrelated but the year long accredited postgrad course doesn't favour any degree really.