Sociology courses

...to issues of power, identity, and inequality, and to understanding the dynamic processes of social, historical, ecological, and biological change over...

...you will consider ideas of sexual difference, sexual politics and sexuality through close engagement with a broad variety of theorists, case studies and media...

...that are currently prominent in population studies, such as international migration and development, children, youth and families, as well as various aspects... Learn about: Social Policy...

...Courses For course descriptions not found in the UC San Diego General Catalog 2019–20, please contact the department for more information. Lower Division SOCI... Learn about: IT Law, Network Training, Construction Training...

...please contact the department for more information. Lower Division SOCI 1. Introduction to Sociology (4) An introduction to the organizing themes and ideas... Learn about: Network Training, Construction Training, IT Law...

...course brings together two closely interrelated areas, allowing you to gain significant knowledge and insight. Over your three years of study... Learn about: PR training, Influencing policies, Public Relations...

...second year Politics and History only. Please note that there is no psychology in this degree. If you leave after one year – or don’t meet the requirements... Learn about: History Politics...

...Students must have completed an introductory course in a Psychology discipline before undertaking this programme. COURSE OUTLINE The course consists...

...the fields of criminology and social policy. To help students develop a critical understanding of the social, political and historical processes that affect... Learn about: Social Policy, Social Philosophy, Criminal Psychology...

...books, monuments and images which emerged from them over different historical periods. You will learn about the following topics: Slogans: Franco Basaglia’s La libertà è terapeutica...

...SDG 4 urges us to “ Ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning ”. Ensuring inclusion and equity in education We will...

...which involves examining the varied forms of human sociality (and what it means to be a part of a social group) from a cross-cultural and evolutionary perspective...

...All three of your taught modules are optional, and should be chosen to complement your research topic. You will choose three taught modules from a range which typically includes...

...Preferred Entry Requirements Access courses provide support and guidance to help adults return to learning and to choose the most appropriate route to Higher Education...

...symbolic vs. connectionist models, and logical vs. common-sense theories of learning. Lecture: 1 session / week, 2.5 hours / session The subject of...

...and informed by research at the forefront of the various disciplines. For your own independent research into popular culture, we can also offer supervision...

...with certain members of Oxford’s internationally renowned team of specialist researchers from the China Centre, who will help you to tailor your master's...

...the subfields of cultural anthropology, archaeology, and anthropological linguistics. The concentration provides students with a broad introduction...

...methods, and findings. We will examine the history and utility of anthropology's hallmark method, ethnography, the long-term immersion of the researcher...

...The JapaneseLanguage Table offers daily opportunities to interact with students and instructors in an informal atmosphere. Juniors study abroad at the...