The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Social Sciences: Applied Psychology & Sociology at UCCI offers an interdisciplinary exploration of human behavior, social structures, and contemporary social issues. This programme integrates psychological theories with sociological perspectives to help students understand individuals, groups, and societies within local, regional, and global contexts. Students develop strong analytical, research, and critical-thinking skills while examining topics such as mental health, social inequality, culture, and community dynamics. Graduates are well prepared for careers in social services, community development, research, policy support, and related fields, or for further postgraduate study in psychology, sociology, or allied social sciences.
The Bachelor of Science in Social Sciences: Applied Psychology & Sociology at UCCI provides a strong interdisciplinary foundation for students interested in understanding human behaviour, social relationships, and societal systems. Integrating psychological theories with sociological perspectives, the programme prepares graduates for professional roles in community development, social research, policy support, and human services, or for advanced study. UCCI graduates are well-equipped to analyse social issues, support evidence-based interventions, and contribute meaningfully to social development initiatives in the Cayman Islands and beyond.
Role: Designs and supports social research projects, conducts data collection and analysis, prepares reports, and contributes to policy or programme evaluation in social and community settings.
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Role: Plans and implements community-based programmes, applies sociological and psychological principles to address social issues, and works with stakeholders to promote social development and inclusion.
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Role: Analyses social policies and programmes, supports policy development, conducts impact assessments, and prepares reports to inform decision-making at government or organizational levels.
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Role: Works with individuals, families, or groups to assess needs, coordinate services, provide psychosocial support, and support intervention planning within social service organizations.
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Role: Applies research methods and social analysis to monitor programme effectiveness, evaluate outcomes, and recommend improvements for social development initiatives.
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Department of Children and Family Services
Roles in child protection, family support, community intervention, case coordination, and social policy implementation.
Cayman Islands Health Services Authority
Opportunities in mental health services support, psychosocial programmes, patient advocacy, and community health initiatives.
Ministry of Investment, Innovation and Social Development
Positions supporting social policy analysis, community development programmes, public welfare initiatives, and research.
Cayman Islands Red Cross
Opportunities in community outreach, disaster preparedness and response, humanitarian assistance, and social support programmes.
Royal Cayman Islands Police Service
Roles supporting community policing initiatives, victim support services, crime prevention programmes, and social research units.
Non-Governmental and Faith-Based Organizations
Careers in counselling support services, youth development programmes, advocacy, research, and community engagement.
Educational Institutions
Positions in student support services, guidance, research assistance, and programme coordination.
