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What should I look at before I pick a social sciences course abroad?

30 Sept 2026 · Answered by Pallavi Attri · 2 min read
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Before choosing a social sciences course abroad, check the compulsory first-year modules and whether mathematics or another school subject is required. Also check when you choose a specialisation, how much statistics or fieldwork is included, and whether placements or exchange terms exist.

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Abroad, you will mostly meet the term social sciences at university level. Before you choose a course, look at how it is structured, what the first year covers and how much room it gives you to specialise later.

Ways Social Sciences Courses Are Structured

Course typeHow it works
General social scienceStart with several subjects and specialise later; Manchester's BA Social Sciences works this way
Specialised degreeApply to one subject such as sociology, economics, anthropology or political science
Combined degreeStudy two or more related subjects together, such as politics and economics
Social studies educationA different route, usually for those who want to teach social studies in schools

Checklist Before You Apply

  • Compulsory modules in the first year
  • Whether mathematics or another school subject is required
  • When you must choose a major or specialisation
  • How much statistics, research or fieldwork is included
  • Whether internships, placements or exchange terms are available
  • Which careers or postgraduate courses previous students enter

My Advice

Do not judge a course only by whether it awards a BA, BSc or BSocSc, because these labels do not follow one pattern across universities. A broad programme gives you room to try different areas first, while a specialised course suits you better if your career or postgraduate plan is already clear.

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