Each year the Department of Sociology at the University of Cambridge hosts a photography competition aimed at students in Years 10-13.
Submissions have now closed for this year's Photo Competition on the theme of the sociology of inequality. We look forward to announcing the winners in June.
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2023 "Sociology of Inequality"Entrants to our 2023 competition turned their lenses on inequality in the world around them. They were asked to consider some of the big or small ways that inequality manifests in their everyday contexts and how, if at all, it might be challenged or alleviated. |
2022 "Sociology of Resistance"The 2022 entries showcased creativity in their interpretation of 'Sociology of Resistance' as they displayed the different ways that people "resist", by challenging institutions, power structures or social norms. |
2021 "Future Sociologies"Entries in our 2021 competition envisioned different futures and questioned the condition of the world being handed to future generations. |
2020 "Sociology of Change"Entries in our 2020 competition responded to the impact of lockdown and changing social norms in the global coronavirus pandemic. |
2019 "Sociology in Everyday Life"Entries in our 2019 competition explored the role of surveillance, religion, and the media in shaping everyday life. |
2018 "Global Sociology"In our 2018 competition, entrants explored themes of globalisation, global social theory and multiculturalism. |
2017 "What is Sociology?"In 2017, entries considered gender stereotypes, the socialising role of schools, and even how a cup of tea can be related to sociology! |
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