
Sociology Level 3 Advanced Diploma
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Assessment details
Final Exam
Included in course price
Curriculum
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Disclaimer 01:00
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Lecture 1: Introduction to Sociology 12:00
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Lecture 2: Socialization and Social Interaction 12:00
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Lecture 3: Social Institutions 14:00
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Lecture 4: Social Inequality 12:00
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Lecture 5: Deviance and Social Control 14:00
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Lecture 6: Social Change 13:00
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Lecture 7: Applied Sociology 15:00
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Lecture 8: Contemporary Issues in Sociology 14:00
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Assessment 09:00
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Description
The Sociology Level 3 Advanced Diploma delivers a comprehensive and structured introduction to the study of society, preparing learners with essential theoretical knowledge and practical insights. Whether you're aiming for further academic study or a people-focused career, this course builds a solid foundation in sociology through eight detailed modules.
You’ll begin with the Introduction to Sociology, exploring the sociological perspective, major theories, and research methodologies. In Socialization and Social Interaction, you'll uncover how individuals develop identity and learn social roles across different stages of life.
The Social Institutions module provides deep insights into the function of family, religion, education, and the economy—demonstrating how institutions influence personal and societal outcomes. Next, Social Inequality investigates pressing issues such as stratification, race, gender, and global disparities.
With Deviance and Social Control, learners examine how societies define and manage deviant behaviour, including emerging challenges in the digital age. The Social Change module explores transformations caused by collective action, technological advancement, and global trends.
In Applied Sociology, you'll see how sociological thinking contributes to fields such as health, education, media, and social policy. Finally, Contemporary Issues in Sociology brings relevance to your learning, covering critical subjects like migration, environmental justice, sexuality, and social media’s role in society.
Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, learners will receive an instant, free digital certificate as official recognition of their achievement.
Proudly offered by Learning Idol, a leader in accessible, high-quality online education, this course is a perfect starting point for academic progression or professional application of sociology.
Who is this course for?
The Sociology Level 3 Advanced Diploma is well-suited to individuals who are eager to understand society’s inner workings and make a meaningful impact in their future careers. Ideal candidates include:
Aspiring social scientists looking for an academic foundation in sociology
Adult learners and career changers seeking to build transferable analytical and critical thinking skills
Students and graduates preparing for further study in sociology, social policy, or related disciplines
Community workers, educators, and support professionals who want to contextualise their work with deeper social insight
Professionals in health, media, education, or public service aiming to better understand social systems and human interaction
If you’re interested in exploring how culture, identity, institutions, and inequality shape the world around us, this sociology course will give you the tools to think deeply and act effectively.
Requirements
To enrol in the Sociology Level 3 Advanced Diploma, learners will need:
• Basic proficiency in written English
• Internet access and a digital device (computer, tablet, or phone)
• A commitment to self-directed, online learning
Career path
After completing the Sociology Level 3 Advanced Diploma, learners can explore entry-level roles in social research, education, public policy, youth work, media, or advocacy. This course also serves as strong preparation for further study in sociology, criminology, or social work.
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