Social Science - CPD Certified

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Are you interested in understanding the complexities of human society and the factors that shape it? Our Social Science Course provides a comprehensive introduction to the diverse range of subjects that make up this fascinating field.

Our Social Science Course covers a wide range of topics to give you a solid foundation in the study of human society. You'll learn about the philosophy of social science, including the relationship between science and social science. You'll explore sociology in detail, including topics like social structures, power dynamics, and social inequality.

You'll also delve into economics, anthropology, political science, linguistics, psychology, history, geography, communication, media studies, and research methods. By the end of the course, you'll have a deep understanding of the key concepts and theories that underpin the social sciences.

This Bundle consists of the following career-oriented courses:

• Course 01: Social Science Diploma
• Course 02: Archaeology
• Course 03: Egyptology
• Course 04: Environmental Health
  
• Course 05: Environmental Law
  
• Course 06: Environmental Engineering
  
• Course 07: Environmental Science and Climate Change Dynamics
  
• Course 08: Forensic Anthropology
• Course 09: Political Study
• Course 10: Economics
• Course 11: The History of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain
• Course 12: Medieval History: Arts Management & Ancient History

The Social Science Bundle has been prepared by focusing largely on career readiness.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the foundational principles of social science
• Evaluate the impact of social, cultural, economic, and political factors on society
• Analyze the relationship between science and social science
• Examine the various methods used to conduct social science research
• Critically evaluate theories and models used in social science
• Understand the historical and contemporary significance of social science in modern society

Why Choose Our Course?

• Step-by-step lessons
• One-to-one assistance from professionals if you need it
• Innovative exams to test your knowledge after the course
• 24/7 customer support should you encounter any hiccups
• Unlimited lifetime access to all 12 courses
• Digital Certificate, Transcript and student ID are all included in the price

Certification

Following your completion of the course materials, you will be able to take an assignment test to assess your knowledge. You will be able to grab the PDF certificates & transcripts for free after passing the test. Original Hard Copy certificates must be bought separately for an extra £8.

This Social Science Bundle resources were created with the help of industry experts, and all subject-related information is kept updated on a regular basis to avoid learners from falling behind on the latest developments.

Course Curriculum

Social Science Diploma

Module 1: Introduction to Social Science

• Define the scope and purpose of social science disciplines.
• Identify the key historical developments that shaped the field of social science.
• Explain the relevance of social science in understanding and addressing societal issues.

Module 2: Science and Social Science

• Differentiate between natural science and social science methodologies.
• Analyze the role of empirical evidence and research in social science.
• Discuss the ethical considerations in social science research.

Module 3: Philosophy of Social Science

• Explore the philosophical foundations of social science.
• Critically evaluate the epistemological and ontological aspects of social science research.
• Apply philosophical concepts to ethical dilemmas in social science research.

Module 4: Sociology: Part 1

• Explain the basic principles and concepts of sociology.
• Describe the sociological perspective and its application to everyday life.
• Analyze the impact of social institutions on individuals and society.

Module 5: Sociology: Part 2

• Evaluate various sociological theories and their significance.
• Examine the dynamics of social groups and communities.
• Apply sociological concepts to the analysis of contemporary social issues.

Module 6: Economics

• Understand the fundamental economic principles and concepts.
• Analyze the market forces and their impact on economic decision-making.
• Evaluate economic policies and their implications for society.

Module 7: Anthropology and Archaeology

• Differentiate between cultural anthropology and archaeology.
• Explore the methods and tools used in anthropology and archaeology.
• Discuss the role of cultural diversity and historical perspectives in shaping human societies.

Module 8: Political Science

• Analyze the structure and functions of political systems.
• Evaluate political ideologies and their influence on governance.
• Examine international relations and global political dynamics.

Module 9: Linguistics and Psychology

• Explore the principles of linguistics and its impact on communication.
• Understand the basic concepts of psychology and human behavior.
• Apply linguistic and psychological theories to real-world scenarios.

Module 10: History

• Analyze historical events, periods, and their significance.
• Investigate the methodologies used in historical research.
• Discuss the impact of historical narratives on contemporary society.

Module 11: Geography

• Explain the fundamentals of physical and human geography.
• Analyze geographical factors influencing climate, landscapes, and populations.
• Evaluate the role of geography in addressing environmental and societal challenges.

Module 12: Communication and Media Studies

• Understand the theories and models of communication.
• Analyze the influence of media on society and culture.
• Apply communication and media concepts to media literacy and critical analysis.

Module 13: Research Methods

• Develop research skills, including data collection and analysis.
• Evaluate different research methodologies and their appropriateness for various social science disciplines.
• Design and conduct a research project in a chosen social science field.

Module 14: Social Science in Modern Times

• Discuss the contemporary issues and challenges in social science.
• Explore the intersection of social science with technology, politics, and culture.
• Reflect on the evolving role of social science in addressing global problems.

• Students interested in studying human society
• Individuals seeking to expand their knowledge of social science
• Professionals seeking to broaden their understanding of human behavior
• Anyone interested in developing critical thinking skills
• Individuals seeking to improve their ability to analyze and evaluate information

There is no formal qualification needed for this Social Science course.

• Social Researcher - £28,000-£50,000 per annum
• Political Analyst - £25,000-£45,000 per annum
• Community Development Worker - £18,000-£30,000 per annum
• Market Research Analyst - £20,000-£35,000 per annum
• Human Resources Specialist - £25,000-£50,000 per annum

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Certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included