A. Bachelor Programme (Branch of Study: Human and Cultural Sciences)

First Year

1.1. Introduction to Sociology

1.2. Basics of Sociology

1.3. Statistics for Sociologists I

1.4. Training of Key Competences I

230213 TS Training of Key Competences I: Sociological Writing Workshop I and Presentation Skills

230214 TS Training of Key Competencies I: Working in Groups

Second Year

2.1. Sociological Theories

230215 VO Introduction-Overview about 3 Areas of Theory: Interpretative, Feminist and Systems Theories - Lecture Sociological Theories

230216 SE Interpretative Theories: Interaction, Construction and Understanding

230217 SE Interpretative Sociology: Theories about the Self

230218 SE Basic Concepts and the Relationship to Sociological Theories

230219 SE Globalisation and Quality of Life of Women in the First and Third World

230220 SE Interaction in Organizations

230221 SE Theory Seminar: Pierre Bourdieu

230223 SE A Review of Emotions: Gender Related Approaches

2.2. Sociological Methods

230112 VO Qualitative Methods: Introduction-Overview

230224 SE Qualitative Methods: Grounded Theory

230225 SE Qualitative Methods: Grounded Theory

230226 SE Seminar on Qualitative Methods: Ethnography and Participant Observation

230227 SE Qualitative Methods: Ethnography

230228 SE Qualitative Methods: Ethnography

230229 SE Hermeneutic Interpretation of Texts

230230 SE Qualitative Methods: Qualitative Interviewing

230231 SE Seminar on Qualitative Methods: Qualitative Evaluation Research

230232 SE Qualitative Social Network Research

230233 UE Quantitative Methods: Statistical Analysis using SPSS

2.3. Sociological Fields of Practice - Special Sociologies

230219 SE Globalisation and Quality of Life of Women in the First and Third World

230234 VO Applied Sociology - An Overview

230235 VO+SE Sociology of Media and Communication

2.4. Practice Guidance, Part I

230236 PB Practice Guardian Part 1: Preperation

230237 PB Practice Guidance Part 1: Preparation

2.5. Statistics for Sociologists II

230238 VO Statistics for Sociologists II

230239 UE Statistics for Sociologists II - Group 4

230240 UE Statistics for Sociologists II - Group 1

230241 UE Statistics for Sociologists II - Group 3

230242 UE Statistics for Sociologists II - Group 5

230243 UE Statistics for Sociologists II - Group 2

Third Year

3.1. Applied Research

230244 FPR Research Practice I - Applied Empirical Social Research

230245 FPR Research Practice I - Applied Social Research

230246 FPR Research Practice I - Applied Social Research

230254 SE Cultural Inequalities and Consumption Research: Towards to Sociology of Having and Being

3.2. Training of Key Compentences II

230247 TS Training of Key Competences II: Group Dynamics

230248 TS Training of Key Competences II: Projectmanagement

3.3. Practice Guidance, Part II

230251 PB Practice Guardian Part 2: Evaluation and Reflection

230253 PB Practice Guidance Part 2: Evaluation and Reflection

Recommended Free Elective Courses

Sociological Theories

230385 VO Scientific institutions and the social structures of science - Introduction to Social Studies of Science I

230381 SE [en] Tracing the "Social" in Science and the "Scientific" in the Social - An Introduction in Social Structures of Science

230377 SE [en] Attention Border! Modern science and its relation to alternative forms of knwoledge

180312 SE Evidence: Scientific Constitutions of Reality

Sociological Methods

070516 KU Basics of Social Network Analysis I

Sociological Practice Fields - Special Sociologies

070194 KU Communication Culture at Universities and at Work I

070195 KU Interdisciplinary Research I : from Project Planning to Evaluation

070313 KU Job Orientation for Students I

070519 KU Labour Market Orientation II - Communication Processes between Laypersons and Experts: Experiencing, Reflecting, Designing

230387 SE [en] "Making futures present" - Future scenarios as resource at the interface of technoscience and society

230386 SE [en] Observing science from a different perspective - analyses and reflections on the development of scientific knowledge

230377 SE [en] Attention Border! Modern science and its relation to alternative forms of knwoledge

230379 SE How science (mis)understands the public--and vice versa? - An introduction to the "Public Understanding of Science"

230380 SE [en] (Un)informed patients, re-configured bodies and the politics of life. - An introduction to the field of medicine, technoscience and society

230383 SE Cyberscience - New options and potentials of the Internet in the scientific field

230382 SE [en] Why research on science? - An introduction to the social studies of technoscience

180317 SE Interface Knowledge/Technology: Epistemic technology assessment

Theories of Science and Scientific Research

Additional Free Elective Courses

210072 VO D3, G10: The Power of Movement - Transformation of the Field of Sport

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