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Undergraduate Studies in Sociology in Cape Town South Africa

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A Bachelor of Arts (BA) is a degree rewarded to students who complete an undergraduate program that typically lasts four years. This type of degree can be focused on the sciences, liberal arts, or a mixture of the two. Sociology studies the behavioral patterns of a society and the individuals within it. Sociology aims to understand how social structures, human relations, and the behavior of i… Read more

A Bachelor of Arts (BA) is a degree rewarded to students who complete an undergraduate program that typically lasts four years. This type of degree can be focused on the sciences, liberal arts, or a mixture of the two. 

Sociology studies the behavioral patterns of a society and the individuals within it. Sociology aims to understand how social structures, human relations, and the behavior of individuals influence civilizations and their cultures.

South Africa, officially the Republic of South Africa, is a country located at the southern tip of Africa. It is divided into nine provinces. South Africa is not only a jumping off point, it is itself a fantastic destination rich in culture, fauna & flora and history.

Cape Town city is South Africa’s primate city, and the legislative capital that seats the national parliament. It has a renowned port, and landmarks like the Cape Point and the Table Mountain which are tourist attractions. Cape Town has a well established system of public universities.

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Bachelor of Arts: Sociology/Community Development

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Cape Town, South Africa

This qualification helps students gain an in-depth understanding of sociological theories. The student would be able to analyse and evaluate these theories with reference to i ... +

This qualification helps students gain an in-depth understanding of sociological theories. The student would be able to analyse and evaluate these theories with reference to issues such as poverty, globalisation, conflict, the environment and gender, with a special focus on South Africa and the African continent. The qualification also provides the students with practical community, cross-cultural and social research skills. -
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3 - 6 years
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