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Introduction to Sociology - AS.230.101

Pre-College students & Undergraduate students May 26 - July 31 Online
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The course introduces students to the discipline of sociology. You will learn about (a) theoretical approaches in sociology; (b) some of the subject matters that sociologists study, including inequality, capitalism, labor, the state, social control, race, gender, sexuality, culture, religion, population dynamics, and health; and (c) sociological methods. Most importantly, you will learn (d) how to see the world as a sociologist. That is, you will become a sociologist.

Duration
10 weeks
Area of Study
Social Sciences
Department
Sociology
Instructor
Reese, Michael

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