There are 12 bachelor's Social Sciences programmes for international students across 7 universities in United Kingdom. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
This Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Anthropology at Oxford Brookes University explores both the social and biological aspects of humanity. You will investigate human origins, our interactions with the natural world, and contemporary societal structures. The program delves into critical global issues such as social justice, human evolution, race, gender, sexuality, environmental conservation, migration, and international development. Through a combination of lectures, seminars, field trips, and work-based learning led by world-class academics, you will develop highly employable skills. Case studies from diverse global locations, including Japan, Indonesia, Sierra Leone, India, Madagascar, South Africa, and Spain, will provide real-world context. You have the flexibility to tailor your degree through specific pathways focusing on Human Origins, International Development & Conservation, or Human Cultures, with opportunities for study abroad.
The Arts & Social Sciences MA at the University of Dundee offers a flexible undergraduate degree program, allowing you to tailor your studies across a wide range of humanities and social science disciplines. This non-Honours (Ordinary) MA degree embraces the Scottish tradition of broad academic exploration. You have the freedom to select modules that genuinely interest and challenge you, without mandatory core subjects, ensuring your degree reflects your personal ambitions.

Explore anthropology from fresh, contemporary perspectives on this challenging and relevant degree. You will investigate current societal and cultural issues through interdisciplinary lenses, examining topics such as the environment, state politics, migration, and racism. This program offers a modern approach to anthropology, moving beyond traditional studies to incorporate critical debates on issues like the climate crisis and austerity economics. You will learn to analyse concepts using various media and gain in-depth knowledge of different global regions. The curriculum is designed to hone your anthropological skills, allowing you to tailor your studies through optional modules and connect theoretical knowledge with ethnographic examples. Graduates are equipped to critically analyse culture and society globally, with many pursuing careers in international organizations, NGOs, law, and corporate social responsibility.
This Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree combines the study of childhood and youth with criminology, exploring issues affecting young people aged 8-18 and their relationship with the criminal justice system. You will gain a specialist perspective on working with children and young people, understanding child development, societal influences, and the causes and consequences of crime. The course is designed for students interested in careers in youth intervention, youth justice, social work, or teaching. You will learn from academics with professional experience and engage with real-world scenarios, including using a Family Assessment Room. The curriculum allows for specialization in areas like education and teaching, community and youth/family provision, or leadership and enterprise, helping you tailor your studies to your career aspirations.
Goldsmiths, University of London, is a public research university in New Cross, London. Founded in 1891 and later acquiring its Royal Charter in 1904, it is now part of the University of London. Goldsmiths offers a distinctive academic environment focused on critical thinking, creativity, and social engagement. Situated in the vibrant heart of South East London, the university provides a single-site campus experience, fostering self-discovery and innovation. Goldsmiths is recognized for its world-leading research and progressive teaching methods, preparing students for impactful futures.

This Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences program equips you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to address significant societal challenges such as inequality, injustice, and health. You will learn essential research methodologies, effective communication strategies for diverse audiences, and how to apply social science insights to create positive change. The course allows you to tailor your learning by choosing optional modules in areas like Criminology, Politics, Sociology, Human Geography, and Social Policy, enabling you to develop expertise in your areas of interest. You will gain practical experience in collecting and interpreting various forms of data, including interview transcripts, focus group findings, and statistical trends, preparing you for a wide range of career paths.
12 across 7 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.