Study at Cardiff | Undergraduate

Sociology and media affects us all, making the close link between Journalism and Sociology undeniable. The School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies and the School of English, Communication and Philosophy both place great emphasis on student choice with numerous elective modules available for you to choose from alongside your core modules of study. This enables you to tailor your degree to meet your personal interests.

Key Facts

UCAS Code	LP35
Duration	3 years
How to apply	www.cardiff.ac.uk/howtoapply
Accreditation
Typical places available	The School admits 130 students each year to its undergraduate degree programmes
Typical applications received	1500
Scholarships & Bursaries	www.cardiff.ac.uk/scholarships
Fees	www.cardiff.ac.uk/fees
Typical A-level offer	ABB
Admissions Tutors	Ms Rebecca Harris
Tel Number	029 2087 4156
Email address	jomec-ba@cardiff.ac.uk
School website	www.cardiff.ac.uk/jomec

This is a Joint Honours degree programme equal in status to a Single Honours degree, with the time spent on each subject being split equally.

Please visit the Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies and Sociology course profile pages for a full description of this joint honours degree programme.

This is a Joint Honours degree programme equal in status to a Single Honours degree, with the time spent on each subject being split equally.

Please visit the Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies and Sociology course profile pages for a full description of this joint honours degree programme.

Typical A-level Offer	ABB, excluding General Studies
Typical WBQ Offer	We accept the Welsh Bacc in lieu of an A-level at grade B
Typical Int Bacc Offer	36 points
Other	Applications from those offering alternative qualifications are welcome. Please see detailed admissions and selection criteria for more information.

A list of commonly accepted alternative entry qualifications and admissions and selection criteria for this degree programme can be read here.