Sociology Coursework

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School:	[Your School Name]
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Department:	Sociology and Anthropology

I. Introduction

The Sociology Coursework is designed to explore various sociological concepts and theories to understand human behavior, societies, and cultures.

II. Course Objectives

Analyze social structures, institutions, and interactions.
Examine sociological perspectives on topics such as inequality, culture, and social change.
Apply sociological research methods to investigate social phenomena.

III. Course Structure

The coursework will consist of the following modules:

Module 1: Foundations of Sociology

Introduction to key sociological theories and concepts.
Understanding social institutions and their impact on society.
Analysis of sociological perspectives on culture and socialization.

Module 2: Social Inequality

Exploration of social stratification and its implications.
Examination of inequality based on race, class, gender, and other factors.
Case studies on social mobility and access to resources.

Module 3: Social Change and Globalization

Study of social change processes and theories.
Analysis of globalization and its effects on societies worldwide.
Discussion on social movements and their role in shaping society.

Module 4: Research Methods in Sociology

Introduction to qualitative and quantitative research methods.
Designing and conducting sociological research projects.
Ethical considerations in sociological research.

IV. Assignments and Assessments

Assessment in this coursework will include:

Research papers exploring sociological topics.
Critical analysis of sociological literature.
Group projects on social issues and solutions.
Presentations and discussions on course readings and research findings.

V. Course Resources

Required textbooks:
- Sociology: The Essentials by Margaret L. Andersen and Howard F. Taylor
- The Sociological Imagination by C. Wright Mills
Additional Readings:
- "Globalization and Its Discontents" - Article by David Smith
- "Race, Class, and Gender in Contemporary Society" - Research Paper by Emily Johnson
Online Resources:
- Sociology databases and journals for further research.
- Interactive simulations and case studies on sociological concepts.

VI. Evaluation Criteria

Your performance in the coursework will be evaluated based on:

Depth of understanding and analysis of sociological concepts.
Application of sociological theories to real-world scenarios.
Quality of written assignments and presentations.
Active participation in class discussions and group activities.

VII. Conclusion

By the end of this coursework, you will have developed a comprehensive understanding of sociological perspectives and acquired the skills to critically analyze social phenomena in diverse contexts. We look forward to engaging with you in this exciting journey of sociological exploration!