Sociology

Year



Type

Major, Minor, Sub-Major

Description

Students studying this sub-major will graduate with: skills in identifying trends and structures in society as they relate to social problems that emerge from cultural, political and economic change;  critical and creative thinking as they relate to social research and other knowledge claims; and communications skills. These equip students with abilities to make them lifelong learners as well as attractive candidates for employment in  public and private sectors as well as within non-government organisations.

Prerequisite(s)

Nil

Assumed Knowledge

Nil

Courses

Course Area and cat no. Units Level References
MINOR Rule(s): 1
The Social World SOCU 1003 4.5 1
Sociological Perspectives SOCU 1002 4.5 1
and two Level 2 courses to be selected from below:
Contemporary Culture and Conflict WELF 2016 4.5 2
Understanding Globalisation SOCU 2017 4.5 2
Sociology of Crime and Deviance SOCU 2021 4.5 2
Migration, Diversity and Belonging HUMS 2038 4.5 2
SUBMAJOR Rule(s): 2
Four courses listed in the Minor plus two Level 3 courses listed below:
Social Theory for the 21st Century SOCU 3036 4.5 3
Sociology of Gender and Intimacy HUMS 3034 4.5 3
Applying Social Research Methods SOCU 3037 4.5 3
Four courses listed in the Minor, the three Level 3 courses listed above plus the following:
Internship or Project COMM 3063 4.5 3 Rule(s): 3

Rules

  1. A Minor in Sociology consists of four courses (18 units), two of which must be at Level 1 (Introductory) and two at Level 2 (Intermediate).
  2. A Sub-major in Sociology consists of six courses (27 units), two of which must be at Level 1 (Introductory), two at Level 2 (Intermediate) and two at Level 3 (Advanced).
  3. Internship or Project COMM 3063 is not available to students studying Sociology as a sub-major or minor option.

Notes

Nil