social sciences: sociology

The Bachelor of Sociology is a general education program that provides students with a sociological culture, based on the basic theoretical and methodological aspects of the specialty: the history of sociological theory, methodology and application, field investigation in the social sciences, and knowledge of contemporary social phenomena. Its goal is to train specialists in this field by studying the conceptual framework and main trends of the specialty. This will then provide students with solid and solid knowledge related to sociology within educational units geared toward shaping the functions and professions of sociology.

The training in this specialty aims to:

Introduce students to the basic principles and concepts of sociology,

-Explore the knowledge of the founding fathers of sociology, both classical and contemporary,

-Educate sociology students in a way that allows them to use tools and methods that assist them in the research and field investigation process: such as the use of observation, interviews, questionnaires, and statistics, along with an understanding and knowledge of economic and social issues affecting contemporary societies.

-Explore professions and jobs related to social work, education, upbringing, and the civil service.