

The Bachelor of Science in International Sociology is a three-year, full-time, on-campus program that examines how societies are structured and how social processes operate across national and cultural boundaries. The program explores key topics such as globalization, inequality, migration, social change, and cultural diversity, combining sociological theory with empirical research methods. Students develop a strong understanding of how social institutions and human interactions shape modern societies in a globalized world.
Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in social research, public policy, international organizations, and non-governmental sectors. The program emphasizes global perspective analysis and critical research skills, enabling students to investigate complex social issues and contribute to evidence-based solutions. Tilburg University offers a research-intensive academic environment that encourages analytical thinking and interdisciplinary learning, preparing students to engage with pressing social challenges at both local and global levels.
Year 1 – Foundations in Sociology
Year 2 – Advanced International Sociology
Year 3 – Specialization in International Sociology
Graduates of the International Sociology Bachelor’s program are highly sought after in social research, international relations, and global policy. With expertise in comparative sociology, global social trends, and cultural analysis, graduates can pursue roles as sociologists, policy researchers, international relations specialists, or cultural consultants. The growing demand for global perspectives on social issues ensures strong career prospects in academia, governmental bodies, and international organizations.
International Sociology program focuses on global social trends, cross-cultural analysis, and international policy. Students will study the social structures and cultural practices that shape global societies, preparing them for careers in research, public policy, and international organizations. The program equips graduates with the tools to analyze and address social issues on a global scale, ensuring they are prepared to work in diverse international settings.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +31 (0)13 466 8000
Email: info@tilburguniversity.edu
Address: Tilburg University, Warandelaan 2, 5037 AB Tilburg, Netherlands