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