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Youth sociology - 1 year Programme

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Title
Youth sociology - 1 year Programme

ECTS Credits
60 (4 x 15)

Organisation
Full time

Introduction

This programme presents an introduction to sociology which focuses questions related to youth.

Degree Awarded

The various modules are part of the Sociology bachelor at HSF University College, and can be incorporated in a university degree, or may serve as part of a teacher training education.

Objectives

Students shall

  • demonstrate basic knowledge on important sociological theories and perspectives, and learn how to use these theories in social analysis of questions related to youth. Theories about the socialisation which goes on in institutions lik the family, in the neighborhood, in education and in the media, are of central interest.
  • show the ability to apply sociological theory on topics like the marginalisation of youth, changing sex roles and identities, and on the contrasting experience of growing up in urban versus rural areas
  • acquire basic knowledge on how to conduct social research, and learn about the strengths and weaknesses of social data analysis
Contents

The programme has four modules, each one is fifteen ECTS credits:

  • Sociological perspectives
  • Social data analysis
  • Social institutions
  • Culture sociology

The modules can be attended seperately and/or in combination with other programmes.

Teaching Methods

Lectures, seminars, papers.

Course Requirements

None

Assessment

A variety of exams are used such as written exams, oral examination and written papers with tutoring.

Reading List

View the various modules

Ungdomssosiologi årsstudium
Code Course title Credits O/V *) Credits pr. semester
  S1(A) S2(S)
ME520 Social science research methods 15.00 O 15  
SA582 Sociological perspectives 15.00 O 15  
SA583 Social institutions 15.00 O   15
SA584 Culture sociology 15.00 O   15
Total: 30 30
*) O - Mandatory course, V - Optional course