Sociology is outstripping traditional A-level subjects as more teenagers show an interest in activism. Social sciences are booming in popularity with psychology now the second most popular A-level.

In recent years courses in marriage have come more and more to be taken seriously, and Harvard's Sociology Department will soon decide whether or not to give such a course here.

On October 13, 2014, as part of the Sociology Research Lunches informal presentations, Professor Michael Rocque, Department of Sociology, Bates College, presented on Re-examining the Marriage and ...

Just over 30,000 candidates take A-level sociology, OCR said, and just over 50,000 take an AS-level in the subject. Each year, around 7,000 people graduate from university with a sociology degree ...

At first, marriage has increased, so that is the biggest one,” Bohm-Jordan said. The DHS began tracking marriages in 1920. This data reveals a significant decrease in marriage rates over the years.