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As an international student, you might need, or benefit from, a pathway course before you start to a degree. A pathway course is often necessary because of different education systems of UK and your home country. The International Foundation Year offered by INTO Group, is perfect for international students who do not meet the academic requirements. It'll boost your academic and language skills, and improve your subject knowledge, to the level needed for entry to a degree at the University of East Anglia.

International Foundation in Media, Social Science and Law is a Four-term program offered by INTO Group. Prepare for entry to Year 1 of an undergraduate degree in a vast range of subjects, including law, film studies, global development and politics at the University of East Anglia (UEA). This includes subjects taught at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, the School of Global Development and UEA Law School – three vibrant communities of expert academics and highly ambitious students.

Leading to:- Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Sociology 

Do you want to understand how society works – why inequality persists, how identities are formed, and the way that power operates within social institutions? If you’re fascinated by the way that society functions and are driven by a desire to change the world, this is the degree for you.   

Sociology at UEA puts you in charge of designing the course you want to study. Our teaching emphasises creative, critical and applied learning so you can learn in ways that suit you, whilst developing a wide range of skills and interests. You can take modules from other schools across campus, which is something quite distinctive about Sociology at UEA, and something our students truly value. 

The course is designed around four key pathways: 

• Criminology  
• The Sociology of Children and Families  
• The Sociology of Social Change  
• Digital Sociology 

You can focus on specific modules to build your expertise in a pathway, or select modules to explore all of them, and you’re free to change your focus if your interests change. 

We have a large community of experts in Sociology ranging from social and political theorists, to specialists in social policy, social work, education and global development. 

Sociology graduates will be critical thinkers, able to conduct social research, communicate complex ideas and reflect on existing and emerging career opportunities. The programme’s pathways are designed to link to employment options, as well as provide a strong foundation for postgraduate study.?