Sociology
- Ending: Examination
- Range: 2C
- Semester: winter
- Year: 3
- Faculty of International Relations
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Teaching results
The aim is to provide students with knowledge about sociology as a scientific discipline and key methodological approaches in the study of society, social relations and the quality of personal life. The goal of sociology teaching is to make students understand the nature of the society in which they live by better understanding their own behavior and addressing collective and interpersonal relationships. The course provides students with the basics of theoretical thinking and methodological preparation of research as well as critical thinking about contemporary social problems.
Indicative content
At the beginning of the seminar is a lecture focused on theoretical questions and real problems examined within the key theme. The interpretation is complemented by empirical findings from research and sociological analyzes.
1. Introduction to the subject. Definition of basic sociological concepts.
2. Methodological approaches to the study of social reality, project of sociological research.
3. Sociological understanding of society - types of companies in terms of developmental stages.
4. Culture as a sociological category
5. Personality in the process of socialization.
6. Theory of social stratification. Social inequality and poverty in the world.
7. Collective behavior in society. Types of the crowd.
8. Social groups. Social processes in a small group.
9. Family and marriage and their research at present.
10. Public opinion and its research.
11. Deviation and social control.
12. Modern social movement.
13. New social risks in today's society.
Requirements to complete the course
Students are continuously evaluated during the semester in terms of activity at seminars. The final evaluation is based on the evaluation of their activities, the quality of the essay and the final test (25% : 25% : 50%).
Language whose command is required to complete the course
English
Date of approval: 18.03.2024
Date of the latest change: 09.10.2024