Our programme enables you to choose modules from two, three or even four subjects, enabling you to develop your expertise or to explore new interests.
Combined Honours in Social Sciences allows you to create your own bespoke programme suited to your individual interests, strengths and career plans. You can choose to study up to 4 subjects within Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities.
As a Combined Social Sciences student, you will be focusing on subjects in the Social Sciences, but you can also take up to half of your degree in subjects in the Arts and Humanities.
If you're looking to focus on subjects in the Arts and Humanities with the option to also study some subjects in the Social Sciences, you will need to apply for the Liberal Arts degree (LA01).
If you'd like to focus on Science subjects, but also study a Social Sciences subject, you will need to apply for the Natural Sciences degree (CFG0/FGC0).
Please note it is not possible to study Business and Economics alone or Politics and International Relations alone. For these combinations you would need to look at courses offered by the Business School or School of Government and International Affairs, respectively. You can however study them in combination with another subject(s).
Your choice of modules is subject to availability, timetable constraints, and the approval of the Director of Combined Honours in Social Sciences. You'll also need to meet subject-specific entry requirements to study some subjects and associated modules.
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