Modules

COMMUNITY STUDIES MODULES

The Modular Degree requires that full-time students successfully complete six modules in each academic year. This means three modules in each semester. For part-time students two modules in each semester will be required.

*Modules not available in current academic year 2010/11

Level 1 modules.
Exploring Contemporary Society	Module Handbook\|
Community Studies	Module Handbook\|
Culture and Community	Module Handbook\|
Introduction to Modern British Politics	Module Handbook\|
Reflecting on Self and Learning to Learn	Module Handbook\|
Sociology an introduction
Welfare and Social Policy 1	Module Handbook\|
Working with Groups	Module Handbook\|

Level 2 modules
Access to Education	Module Handbook\|
Approaches to Investigating Society	Module Handbook\|
Conformity and Deviance	Module Handbook\|
Dynamics of Community Work	Module Handbook\|
Dynamics of Gender and Community	Module Handbook\|
Ethnicity and Race	Module Handbook\|
The Local State	Module Handbook\|
Mental Illness	Module Handbook\|
The Politics of Disability	Module Handbook\|
*Popular Action and Social Movements	Module Handbook\|
Poverty and the Community	Module Handbook\|
Voluntary and Community Work	Module Handbook\|
Welfare and Social Policy 2	Module Handbook\|

Level 3 modules
Children in the Community	Module Handbook\|
Education in the Community	Module Handbook\|
Gender and Crime	Module Handbook\|
Housing Problems and Society	Module Handbook\|
Health in the new millenium	Module Handbook\|
Independent Study 1	Module Handbook\|
Independent Study 2	Module Handbook\|
Leisure, Consumerism, and Popular Culture Neighbourhood, Community and Regeneration	Module Handbook\| Module Handbook\|
Older People in the Community	Module Handbook\|
Working With Community Groups 1: Participation and Involvement	Module Handbook\| Placement Handbook\|
Young People in the Community Project Management	Module Handbook\| Module Handbook\|