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- TEACHING MODE:
- On-campus.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open days on 1st & 2nd Jul.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- The university continue to deliver in-person teaching on campus including lectures, tutorials, seminars, lab work and workshops. Students can use all non-clinical teaching spaces at their full capacity this semester.
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16 Sociology reviews at Cardiff University
Sociology, BScEcon Hons
By Farhin Miah On 10th January 22Good lectures and teaching with a lot of people to talk to
Education and Social Policy, BScEcon Hons
By member565153 On 1st January 22Because most classes are taught online, the experience is not good. If the lecture recorded by the teacher can be changed to synchronous learning, it will be much better.
Sociology, BScEcon Hons
By member764580 On 3rd December 21Good course with interesting content
Education and Social Policy, BScEcon Hons
By member461022 On 19th July 21This course enhance my knowledge
Criminology, BSc Hons
By member458422 On 21st May 21That's a way for me to have a different view on the world and on the life. Criminology is cool, but not scared. It's diversity and can cover everything.
Criminology, BSc Hons
By member1228 On 14th March 18Sociology and Social Policy, BScEcon Hons
By member1126846 On 21st June 17Really broad first year which enables a good foundation for specialisation in second year. Leaves you with plenty of time to party and enjoy Cardiff! There are loads of people on the course so making course friends is easy. The SOCSI netball club is worth a join too!
Criminology and Sociology, BScEcon Hons
By member1224987 On 8th December 16Social Science, BSc Hons
By member824352 On 20th October 16Social Science, BSc Hons
By member1124332 On 20th October 16Sociology, BScEcon Hons
By member724151 On 28th September 16Even though I haven't expirenced much yet it seems like a wide array of staff and content
Sociology and Education, BScEcon Hons
By member720557 On 26th December 15ok
Sociology, BScEcon Hons
By littleyellowfishh On 1st December 15Sociology, BScEcon Hons
By member1320082 On 1st December 15I don't think this course is worth £9000. First year consists of everyone catching up with what was learned at A-Level and practicing essays. As well as settling in. They don't throw you in the deep end and the work transition is good. Half of the lecturers are great, the other half are questionably bad and presenting. My personal tutor seems less enthusiastic than I am, but other people's tutors are a lot better. We study a lot on our course, and a very broad range. I look forward to second year. There's A LOT of reading on this course. THere are constant emails and notices of meetings and presentations and workshops on placements and internships and work. I believe Cardiff University stands out with job prospects.
Social Science, BSc Hons
By member1118444 On 13th November 15Sociology, BScEcon Hons
By member715090 On 27th August 15Lets get this straight - I never chose Sociology so I could find a well paid job afterwards. I chose sociology because i simply enjoyed studying it - as a result I enjoyed studying it at University. Cardiff has a great Social Sciences department with some extremely knowledgable teaching staff. However, they simply art that accessible - my personal tutor didn't even know who I was when I asked for a reference despite meeting up with him throughout my 3 years at Cardiff University. There needs to be more of a personal touch to the Social Sciences department between the lecturers and the students.