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I was wondering if a law and sociology ba would be more worthwhile than a psychology and sociology bsc
Or if psychology or law is harder to pass / study
I'm interested into moving on to a social work master however I'm not 100% sure.
I'm currently looking at University of kelee for psychology and sociology bsc and University of Liverpool for sociology and law ba
Or if psychology or law is harder to pass / study
I'm interested into moving on to a social work master however I'm not 100% sure.
I'm currently looking at University of kelee for psychology and sociology bsc and University of Liverpool for sociology and law ba
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Be aware that any joint subejct degrees have pros/cons - yes you get to study two subjects, and the connections between them, but you will only do half of the units within each subject that someone doing a single subject degree in each subject will, and this can be frustrating if it means you miss out on a 'favourite' topic.
Also, Psychology at degree level is a science subect. And make sure that the Law/Socio is still an 'LLB' degree, ie. accredited.
Also, Psychology at degree level is a science subect. And make sure that the Law/Socio is still an 'LLB' degree, ie. accredited.
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Don't take sociology. It has very high unemployment rate and also one of the most regretted degree by some. Since you're interested in social work I would suggest psychology. If you're not wholly into the whole social work you could end up working as a counselor, corporate trainer, HR, or consultant with a psychology degree. Law in itself is a bad idea unless you plan on becoming a lawyer or someone working in a legal firm. Because employability for someone with just a basic law degree is in a sense similar to a psychology degree. But if you're really interested in law then I suggest you going for this one instead. Just know I'm slightly biased towards psychology because I graduated with a psych degree and currently working in HR. But the choice is all on you! All the best!
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Sociology. It has very high unemployment rate
Sociology. It has very high unemployment rate
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