Overview
This Extended Diploma in Social Sciences merges Levels 4, 5, and 6, offering a progressive exploration of the diverse field. Starting with foundational concepts and advancing to deeper insights, graduates emerge with a comprehensive understanding of human behaviour and societal dynamics. The programme emphasises ethical decision-making, strategic thinking, and advanced social science methodologies, preparing graduates to contribute meaningfully to discussions on contemporary social issues and excel in diverse professional environments.
Details
A Level 5 qualification is required. Students must also be aged 20 or over, possess a good understanding of English, and have proficient internet navigation skills.
Our programmes are entirely tuition-free, meaning there are no fees associated with the learning itself. We are committed to providing accessible education without any financial barriers, allowing students to focus on gaining valuable knowledge and skills without the concern of tuition costs.
There is no cost for learning. However, if you choose to receive a PDF certificate, a fee of £129 will apply. The certificate will be issued by the London Institute of Business Studies (LIBS-CPD).
Example
Structure
| Code | Units | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 400-030 | Introduction to Information Systems | 20 |
| 400-070 | Principles of Marketing | 20 |
| 400-080 | Spreadsheet Applications | 20 |
| 400-180 | Sociology | 20 |
| 400-220 | Communication Studies | 20 |
| 400-260 | Psychology | 20 |
| Total Credits | 120 |
| Code | Units | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 500-040 | Successful Writing | 20 |
| 500-160 | Personal Finance | 20 |
| 500-170 | Regional Geography | 20 |
| 500-241 | American Government and Politics | 20 |
| 500-270 | Social Problems | 20 |
| 500-290 | Public Relations | 20 |
| Total Credits | 120 |
| Code | Units | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 600-120 | Work Ethics | 20 |
| 600-280 | Advertising | 20 |
| 600-310 | Mass Communication | 20 |
| 600-340 | Global Strategy | 20 |
| 600-350 | Psychology Research Methods | 20 |
| 600-360 | Qualitative and Quantitative Methods | 20 |
| Total Credits | 120 |