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Sociology BA Hons
As a Sociology student at Lincoln, you are introduced to the study of human social behaviour, which can improve your understanding of how societies are organised, how social identities are constructed
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104 UCAS points from a minimum of 2 A Levels or equivalent qualifications.
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Sociology BA Hons at University of Lincoln
member1053508
16th January 21
Sociology, BA Hons FullTime
Difficult to fully judge as it’s been online the entire time but can see that lecturers are trying there best to help read more
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Sociology at University of Lincoln
member8120382
17th October 24
Law and Criminology, LLB Hons FullTime
I have only seen my personal tutor once out of the five-six weeks I've been here, which was an introduction seminar the week before my course started. I emailed her about a query of getting my name changed on the system and never got a response. I feel like my course could have better lecturers but they're making do with what they've got. read more
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member1396027
5th December 23
Law and Criminology, LLB Hons FullTime
All the tutors here are very supportive. read more
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member479679
26th February 23
Law and Criminology, LLB Hons FullTime
Generally a good course, but one which features extensive weekly seminar preparation and inconsistent teaching. read more
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member579515
24th February 23
Law and Criminology, LLB Hons FullTime
As a first year, my experience with my Personal Tutor has been great, she has gone out her way to make sure my mental wellbeing is good and everything to do with my accommodation is good read more
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member776739
1st February 23
Law and Criminology, LLB Hons FullTime
Overall, the course is strong at providing support and helping you understand your studies. read more
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member1372706
25th October 22
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
Overall, the course itself is alright, but I'm studying Criminology and instead of crime related stuff I learn more about people's social problems or stuff about ethnicity, which is fine, but it's mostly sociology related stuff, which isn't very interesting, and one of the teachers always asks us to go and stand up for ages or to move seats way too much, and it happens in the middle of the class too, not at the start, especially when everyone is already all comfortably situated in their places, not only that but one of the modules, I find to be a bit useless, it's about career planning, I already had an idea of what I wanted to do, and I didn't want to spend my time doing stuff that wasn't very helpful for me. read more
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member570097
17th July 22
Law and Criminology, LLB Hons FullTime
Interesting course with great career prospects at the end. read more
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member560903
12th July 21
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
Again, unfortunately because of the national lockdowns I was unable to get the full university experience, but never the less, in context of that I believe that my course and many of its teachers did their best to accommodate me and my peers and encourage a healthy and safe learning space. read more
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member1053508
16th January 21
Sociology, BA Hons FullTime
Difficult to fully judge as it’s been online the entire time but can see that lecturers are trying there best to help read more
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member852610
29th November 20
Law and Criminology, LLB Hons FullTime
Fully supported by course tutor and really happy with my course read more
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jnewall1999
28th August 20
Law and Criminology, LLB Hons FullTime
Great course and personal tutor was great. read more
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member450092
27th July 20
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
Only first year but good so far read more
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member746690
11th March 20
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
You learn about many different jobs you could go into with the course, really broadens your mind to the possibilities. Lots of optional modules in second and third year to tailor the course to you. It finishes quite early in the year (early April) even thought we’re paying the same amount as people whose courses stretch on till June, and there are only 2 personal tutor meetings a year in first and second year, and even then they are with a large group of others, so you don’t get one-to-one discussion with them. read more
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member944497
19th December 19
Criminology, BA Hons FullTime
Went in through clearing, ended up changing courses because it was a waste of time and mentally draining. Wishing to learn about crime and how to tackle it but ending up doing a year long course on research methods and sociology is a fantastic shot back to reality. I know someone who works as a prison officer and he doesn't have a degree, so saying that a prison officer is the best job to get with the degree is misleading and taking the piss. Had a decent personal tutor but he left halfway through the year to work at a respectable university. Lectures were just plain cringeworthy at points, I shouldn't have a lecturer tell me in full confidence that racism 'shouldn't exist because we're all one race, the human race.' I can read that on any 13 year old tumblr blog. I don't expect it from someone who is meant to be respected in that particular field. read more
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