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what job can i get from doing a sociology degree?
You can go into teaching or even office jobs. Depends on what field you want to enter and whether you want to use your degree or not.
Original post by emily.looks
what job can I get from doing a sociology degree?


Hi,

You can go into so many things as a sociology grad such as HR, research, finance, media, teaching etc. The University of Kent especially where I am gives students a lot of support in choosing a career path and equips us with skills such as critical thinking and use of statistics programmes which employers from all areas look for :smile:
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Original post by KirstyDavis981
Hi,

You can go into so many things as a sociology grad such as HR, research, finance, media, teaching etc. The University of Kent especially where I am gives students a lot of support in choosing a career path and equips us with skills such as critical thinking and use of statistics programmes which employers from all areas look for :smile:



hey, im thinking of doing a degree in sociology at kent, how do you find the course? it it enjoyable? what does it entail? what career do you hope to go into after? sorry for all the questions haha im in year 13 and i feel so stuck because i want to become a writer/journalist and i enjoy sociology so i want to get a degree in that and then do a masters in journalism but i have no idea if im doing the right thing as i've heard that it is hard to get jobs in journalism.

any help would be appreciated, thanks xx
Original post by Phebe12345
hey, im thinking of doing a degree in sociology at kent, how do you find the course? it it enjoyable? what does it entail? what career do you hope to go into after? sorry for all the questions haha im in year 13 and i feel so stuck because i want to become a writer/journalist and i enjoy sociology so i want to get a degree in that and then do a masters in journalism but i have no idea if im doing the right thing as i've heard that it is hard to get jobs in journalism.

any help would be appreciated, thanks xx

Hi, I really enjoy the course at Kent as we have so many options to tailor your degree to what you’re interested in. Through module choices you can choose all the various aspects of sociology that interest you and follow a specialism in that area. I’m hoping to go into HR after uni but Journalism is also a possible career path from sociology! You would get taught not only the writing skills you need but also critical analysis and research approaches which help you construct your own opinions and interests. Additionally, sociology is focused on current affairs and current social issues that are in the media which will give you further knowledge on it. Sociology is also a very open degree in its pathways so if you decided not to follow a Journalism path, there are still so many options for you from office work like HR or analysts to the police or teaching. I really hope this helps, please don’t hesitate to ask more questions if you have them and I would really suggest attending an open day!
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Hi Kirsty, thanks for the reply! I've put down Kent as one of my options and I've decided on definitely doing sociology now :smile: but I'm also considering sociology with media at Sussex. I also booked an open day at Kent but unfortunately couldn't attend and now open days are finished I believe :frown:. I'm currently finishing off my personal statement and I wanted to ask what type of work experience looks good with a course like this? Thanks
Hey,

I’ve just firmed my offer at the university of Lincoln to study sociology. Would you say it is worth it? I am worried because I’ve been reading a lot about how it is a ‘worthless’ degree... would u disagree???
Original post by KirstyDavis981
Hi, I really enjoy the course at Kent as we have so many options to tailor your degree to what you’re interested in. Through module choices you can choose all the various aspects of sociology that interest you and follow a specialism in that area. I’m hoping to go into HR after uni but Journalism is also a possible career path from sociology! You would get taught not only the writing skills you need but also critical analysis and research approaches which help you construct your own opinions and interests. Additionally, sociology is focused on current affairs and current social issues that are in the media which will give you further knowledge on it. Sociology is also a very open degree in its pathways so if you decided not to follow a Journalism path, there are still so many options for you from office work like HR or analysts to the police or teaching. I really hope this helps, please don’t hesitate to ask more questions if you have them and I would really suggest attending an open day!

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