36 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Society is rapidly changing, with climate change, unpredictable politics and economic volatility each having a critical impact. Social movements have the power to either unite or polarise people, and striving for social change comes with great responsibility. Yet many positive social movements started from individuals taking action and organising others to drive change. It’s never been more important to have leaders and managers working within businesses, the public sector and non-profits who can help make a constructive contribution to society.
The Management for Social Change BSc was created in response to this quickly evolving global context where social change can play a key role. By embarking on this programme, you will embrace a curriculum covering management studies alongside social sciences and political science. You’ll get to grips with how change takes place in society, so you can develop key skills to lead and participate in change initiatives.
Through management modules, you’ll learn skills in social psychology, marketing, entrepreneurship and finance, giving you core knowledge applicable to any workplace. In particular, you’ll gain a detailed understanding of how individuals and groups can be organised and motivated to work together to introduce change.
This degree incorporates political theory and social change modules too, and you’ll learn how political ideas including liberalism and environmentalism influence societies, and the concepts behind why social activity can spark change. Blending theoretical study with the extensive exploration of case studies and real-life scenarios, this degree builds your knowledge and experience in highly relevant subject areas.
You’ll also benefit from opportunities to volunteer and contribute directly to social change, plus design and implement your own social change project. As such, you’ll graduate with highly sought-after skills needed by a range of employers, with the ability to work comfortably within business, political science or for social causes.
The Management for Social Change BSc was created in response to this quickly evolving global context where social change can play a key role. By embarking on this programme, you will embrace a curriculum covering management studies alongside social sciences and political science. You’ll get to grips with how change takes place in society, so you can develop key skills to lead and participate in change initiatives.
Through management modules, you’ll learn skills in social psychology, marketing, entrepreneurship and finance, giving you core knowledge applicable to any workplace. In particular, you’ll gain a detailed understanding of how individuals and groups can be organised and motivated to work together to introduce change.
This degree incorporates political theory and social change modules too, and you’ll learn how political ideas including liberalism and environmentalism influence societies, and the concepts behind why social activity can spark change. Blending theoretical study with the extensive exploration of case studies and real-life scenarios, this degree builds your knowledge and experience in highly relevant subject areas.
You’ll also benefit from opportunities to volunteer and contribute directly to social change, plus design and implement your own social change project. As such, you’ll graduate with highly sought-after skills needed by a range of employers, with the ability to work comfortably within business, political science or for social causes.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Society is rapidly changing, with climate change, unpredictable politics and economic volatility each having a critical impact. Social movements have the power to either unite or polarise people, and striving for social change comes with great responsibility. Yet many positive social movements started from individuals taking action and organising others to drive change. It’s never been more important to have leaders and managers working within businesses, the public sector and non-profits who can help make a constructive contribution to society.
The Management for Social Change BSc was created in response to this quickly evolving global context where social change can play a key role. By embarking on this programme, you will embrace a curriculum covering management studies alongside social sciences and political science. You’ll get to grips with how change takes place in society, so you can develop key skills to lead and participate in change initiatives.
Through management modules, you’ll learn skills in social psychology, marketing, entrepreneurship and finance, giving you core knowledge applicable to any workplace. In particular, you’ll gain a detailed understanding of how individuals and groups can be organised and motivated to work together to introduce change.
This degree incorporates political theory and social change modules too, and you’ll learn how political ideas including liberalism and environmentalism influence societies, and the concepts behind why social activity can spark change. Blending theoretical study with the extensive exploration of case studies and real-life scenarios, this degree builds your knowledge and experience in highly relevant subject areas.
You’ll also benefit from opportunities to volunteer and contribute directly to social change, plus design and implement your own social change project. As such, you’ll graduate with highly sought-after skills needed by a range of employers, with the ability to work comfortably within business, political science or for social causes.
The Management for Social Change BSc was created in response to this quickly evolving global context where social change can play a key role. By embarking on this programme, you will embrace a curriculum covering management studies alongside social sciences and political science. You’ll get to grips with how change takes place in society, so you can develop key skills to lead and participate in change initiatives.
Through management modules, you’ll learn skills in social psychology, marketing, entrepreneurship and finance, giving you core knowledge applicable to any workplace. In particular, you’ll gain a detailed understanding of how individuals and groups can be organised and motivated to work together to introduce change.
This degree incorporates political theory and social change modules too, and you’ll learn how political ideas including liberalism and environmentalism influence societies, and the concepts behind why social activity can spark change. Blending theoretical study with the extensive exploration of case studies and real-life scenarios, this degree builds your knowledge and experience in highly relevant subject areas.
You’ll also benefit from opportunities to volunteer and contribute directly to social change, plus design and implement your own social change project. As such, you’ll graduate with highly sought-after skills needed by a range of employers, with the ability to work comfortably within business, political science or for social causes.
Admission Requirements
6.5+
92+
32+
1440+
95+
38+
75+
3 Years
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