23.01. Sociology

Mit WS 2007/08 treten neue Studienpläne für das Bachelorstudium und das Masterstudium Soziologie in Kraft. Studierende, die ihr Studium bereits begonnen haben, können dieses selbstverständlich weiter führen und im Rahmen der gesetzlichen Übergangsfristen beenden. Details zu den neuen Studienplänen sowie zu den Übergangsregelungen finden sich auf der Institutsweb-Site http://www.soz.univie.ac.at/

Das Bachelorstudium Soziologie dient dem Erwerb einer allgemeinen Berufsbefähigung auf Basis einer grundlegenden wissenschaftlichen Ausbildung. Das Studium dauert 6 Semester und umfasst 180 ECTS-Punkte.

Das Masterstudium Soziologie vermittelt vertiefende, an die wissenschaftliche Forschung heranführende Kenntnisse. Das Studium baut auf einem fachlichen bzw. fachnahen Bachelorstudium auf und umfasst vier Semester bzw. 120 ECTS.

Im Folgenden sind zunächst die Lehrveranstaltungen des neuen Bachelor- und Masterstudiums angeführt, im Anschluss finden sich die Lehrangebote
des auslaufenden Bakkalaureats- und Magisterstudiums (GEIKU) sowie des Diplomstudiums Soziologie (RESOWI). Zahlreiche Lehrveranstaltungen können sowohl für neue wie für alte Studienprogramme angerechnet werden. Details dazu finden sich im kommentierten Vorlesungsverzeichnis, das von der Institutswebsite heruntergeladen werden kann.

Bei der Bezeichnung Seminarraum 1, 2 und 3 handelt es sich um die Seminarräume am Institut für Soziologie, Rooseveltplatz 2, 1. Stock. HS bezeichnet die allgemeinen Hörsäle der Universität im Universitäts-Hauptgebäude oder NIG.

Alle Lehrveranstaltungen sind anmeldepflichtig. Anmeldungen erfolgen ausschließlich über das elektronische Anmeldesystem des Soziologieinstituts (http://soziologie.bach.univie.ac.at/) und können von jedem PC mit Internetanschluss aus erfolgen.

230335 VO Basics of Social Theory
230336 VO Basics of Methodology in Social Sciences
230378 VO Social Sciences and Social Change: Contemporary Debates

STEP 2 Einführung in das sozialwissenschaftliche Arbeiten mit Schwerpunkt Soziologie

230337 VO STEP 2: Introduction to Sociology
230338 VO STEP 2: Structure and Development of modern Societies
230339 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230340 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230341 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230342 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230343 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230344 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230345 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230346 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230347 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230348 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230349 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230350 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230351 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230352 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230353 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230354 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230355 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230356 PR STEP 2: Introduction to Scientific Work
230375 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction
230376 PS STEP 2: Proseminar Introduction

230357 VO Modul T1: Modern Sociological Theories I
230358 UE Sociological Theories (Classicals)
230374 SE Great Moments of Sociology. Famous Theoretical Models of Sociological Thinking

T2 Spezielle soziologische Theorien und Gesellschaftsdiagnosen

230374 SE Great Moments of Sociology. Famous Theoretical Models of Sociological Thinking

2.2. Methoden

Forschungsspezialisierung: Kultur und Gesellschaft

Forschungsspezialisierung: Sozialgerontologie, Generationen und Familie

230281 VO+SE Ageing Societies: Research and Politics
230365 SE Sociology of Family: Fathering

Forschungsspezialisierung: Sozialstruktur und soziale Integration

230286 VO+SE Gender-Space-Power
230287 VO [ en ] Urban Sociology: Theories, Methodology and research fields
230288 SE [ en ] Practice of Sociology: Cities and housing concerns
230289 VO+SE Measuring the Social Integration of Migrants - Theoretical Concepts and Methodological Problems

230280 VO+SE Sociological Theories 2: History of Sociological Theories

EM Erweiterung Methoden

230310 VO+UE Quantitative Empirical Social Research: Cross-National/Cultural Survey Research - Advanced Methods

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

140316 VO Einführung in die Entwicklungssoziologie
230258 VO+SE Theories 1: Diagnosis and Criticism of Society
230259 VO+SE Theories 1: Diagnosis and Criticism of Society
230265 VO+UE Microsociology/Social Psychology
230361 VO+UE Analysis of Social Problem Areas: Migration

2.2. Methods

230266 PR Research Practice: Data Collection
230268 PR Research Practice: Data Collection
230271 PR Research Practice: Data Collection
230272 VO Statistics 2 for Sociologists
230273 UE Statistics 2 for Sociologists
230276 UE Statistics 2 for Sociologists
230277 UE Table Analysis
230278 UE Table Analysis

040520 VK KFK IndM/IM/MAR/ORGA: Sociology of Organisations
040523 EK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM I
040526 VK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM II
230279 VO+SE Sociological Theories 1
230280 VO+SE Sociological Theories 2: History of Sociological Theories
230281 VO+SE Ageing Societies: Research and Politics
230282 VO+SE Sociology of Marginal Cultures
230283 VO+SE Sociology of Culture
230284 VO+SE Basics about Traffic Sociology
230285 VO+SE Social Gerontology, Life Course, Intergenertional Relations
230286 VO+SE Gender-Space-Power
230287 VO [ en ] Urban Sociology: Theories, Methodology and research fields
230288 SE [ en ] Practice of Sociology: Cities and housing concerns
230289 VO+SE Measuring the Social Integration of Migrants - Theoretical Concepts and Methodological Problems

3.3.1. Sociological Theories

3.3.2. Applied Sociology (Fields of Practice)

230392 SE Cycles of Corruption and Cycles of Crises of the Basic Institution of the Society

3.3.4.1. Political Sociology

040523 EK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM I
040526 VK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM II

3.3.4.2. Technical Sociology

3.3.4.3. Sociology of Work and Economics

040523 EK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM I
040526 VK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM II

230290 PR Research Lab: Housing cultures and life styles of the aged
230291 PR Research Lab: Sociology of Vienna
230292 PR Research Lab: Applied Poverty and Social Reporting

3.3.4. Seminar for Diploma Candidates

3.2. Methods

230303 VO+UE Specific Multivariate Methods of Analysis in the Social Sciences
230304 VO+UE Specific Multivariate Methods
230306 VO+UE Structural Equation Models with Longitudinal Data
230310 VO+UE Quantitative Empirical Social Research: Cross-National/Cultural Survey Research - Advanced Methods
230311 UE Specific Collection Methods: Online-Collection
230312 UE Specific Collection Methods: Participant Observation
230313 UE Specific Collection Methods: Questionnaire Development and Evaluation
230316 UE Project Planning and Research Management
230389 UE Itemanlysis, Scaling and Index Construction
230390 VO+UE Observation in the Social Sciences - Methodology, Methods and Technics - Methodology, Methods and Research Technics of Reactive and Non-Reactive Observation of Behavior and Situation

3.3. Courses in Law and Economics

230317 KU Public Law - Introduction to Constitutional-, Administrative- and European Law
230319 KU Business Administration - Business Aspects of Sociology

Free Elective Courses

210072 VO D3, G10: The Power of Movement - Transformation of the Field of Sport
230318 KU Economics for Sociologists
230320 VO+UE Introduction to Demography and Population Sociology
230321 UE [ en ] English for Sociologists
230322 PR SPSS
230323 PR SPSS
230324 UE European Institutions
230325 SE Sociology of Tourism
230391 PR Field Study and Trip: The Integration of the new Central-European Member States in the EU - The Metamorphosis of new Member States in the EU: Slovenia, Hungary, Romania

Research Privatissimum

040512 SE Research Privatissimum in Sociology
230326 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230327 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230328 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230329 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230331 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230332 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230333 SE Doctoral Thesis Semiar
230334 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar

230222 SE Anomie. Emile Durkheim: Structural Sociology

230384 SE Seminar for Phd- and Masterstudents of Social Studies of Science

2.5. Gender Kolleg

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