Overview
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Program of study overview
Program of study notes
Program of study
36 Units
Core27 Units
Option9 Units
Aims
The Honours Program in Sociology aims to apply advanced sociological reasoning in understanding social life, comprehend core and complex concepts and theories within sociology, examine the changing relationships between individuals, groups and society, highlight new social processes associated with social change, social inequality and social conflict, analyse social evidence by selecting and using an appropriate research collection method, follow ethical requirements in conducting social research, and identify the range of ways that sociological knowledge can be applied in vocational setting.
Learning outcomes
On completion students will be able to:
1.
Engage in high-level written and oral communication of information and ideas using appropriate sociological theory and vocabulary
2.
Develop an original research project that involves selection and analysis of an appropriate case, canvassing a range of relevant literature and providing logical conclusions
3.
Understand professional ethical norms and debates about conducting social research and safeguarding human subjects from harm
4.
Argue for the role of sociology and social research in addressing social problems
5.
Communicate their findings clearly, both in oral and written forms to a high level
Available in courses
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Honours) - 1 year
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - 1 year