A Level Sociology

A Level Sociology can open up a wide range of career opportunities, making it an ideal choice if you’re interested in social work, teaching, HR, policing, journalism, criminology, public services, and other people-focused professions.

You’ll explore topics such as social class, inequality, gender, race, crime and social change, while considering different sociological perspectives and explanations. You’ll also learn how sociologists carry out research, assess evidence and use it to investigate social issues.

Once you’ve completed your studies and passed your exams, you’ll gain a nationally recognised AQA A Level Sociology qualification, worth up to 56 UCAS points.

Why study A Level Sociology?

Keep career & university options open: Sociology can support applications to a wide range of university courses and career paths, including sociology, criminology, law, education, social policy, and more.

Complement your other A Levels: Sociology works well alongside subjects such as psychology, history, politics, law, and biology, allowing you to explore people and society from different perspectives.

Make sense of current affairs: Learn how sociologists investigate and explain the social issues making headlines today.

Study on your terms: With flexible online learning, no fixed start dates, and full tutor support, you can shape your study schedule around your lifestyle. Great if you're balancing work or other responsibilities.