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Theory used as a tool rather than a decoration. Our sociologists connect Bourdieu, Foucault or Goffman to the empirical material in front of them and keep the argument moving.

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Topics we cover in Sociology

These are the core areas our Sociology panel is assessed on. If your module sits outside them, send the brief anyway — the wider panel covers far more than this list.

  • Classical theory: Marx, Weber and Durkheim

  • Bourdieu, capital and social reproduction

  • Qualitative methods and thematic analysis

  • Race, ethnicity and intersectionality

  • Deviance, crime and social control

  • Digital sociology and platform society

Marking criteria

What a strong Sociology answer looks like

Four things markers reward first. Use them as a checklist against your own draft — every piece our experts write is built to hit all four.

  • 01Analysis

    Concepts defined before they are used

    Habitus, intersectionality or social capital defined with attribution, then applied. Undefined theory reads as borrowed vocabulary.

  • 02Evidence

    Structure and agency both accounted for

    The strongest essays refuse the easy determinism in either direction and show how constraint and choice interact in the case at hand.

  • 03Structure

    Empirical evidence from credible sources

    ONS data, peer-reviewed ethnography and large-scale surveys, with the sampling and date of the data made clear.

  • 04Rubric

    Reflexivity about position

    Where the work is qualitative, acknowledge how your position shapes access, interpretation and the account you produce.

Questions

Sociology questions we are asked most

Yes — thematic, discourse and narrative analysis, with a coding frame supplied and NVivo files provided where you are working in the software.

Classical through contemporary: Durkheim, Weber and Marx alongside Bourdieu, Foucault, Goffman, Crenshaw and Bauman, applied rather than summarised.

ONS releases, the British Social Attitudes survey and peer-reviewed empirical work, with sampling and collection dates stated so claims stay defensible.

Harvard or APA 7th, matched to your department handbook including its conventions for secondary citation and grey literature.

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