Universität Wien

23.01. Sociology

Mit WS 2007/08 traten 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. Bei prüfungsimmanenten Lehrveranstaltungen ist eine Abmeldung im Anmeldesystem bis längstens 31.3. möglich, wenn die/der Lehrverstaltungsleiter/in keine andere Frist bestimmt.

A. Bachelorstudium Soziologie

1. Studieneingangsphase

STEP 1 Grundzüge der Sozialwissenschaften

220514 VO SOWI-STEP 1 - Social Sciences and Social Change
220515 VO SOWI-STEP 1 -Basics of Methodology ind Social Sciences
230641 VO Basics of Social Theory

STEP 2 Einführung in das sozialwissenschaftliche Arbeiten mit Schwerpunkt Soziologie

230007 VO STEP 2: Introduction to Sociology
230009 VO Structure and Development of Modern Societies - Social Change of the Austrian Society
230010 PS Proseminar Introduction
230162 PR Introduction to Scientific Work

2. Pflichtmodule

2.1. Theorie

T1 Soziologische Theorien: Grundzüge

230405 VO Sociological Theories II: Modern Sociological Theories 2
230406 VO Sociological Theories: Sociological Classicals
230407 VO Diagnoses of Society
230408 UE Sociological Theories: To read Classicals

T2 Spezielle soziologische Theorien und Gesellschaftsdiagnosen

230500 SE Feminist Discourses on the Process of Modernization
230501 SE SE on Systems Theory: Function Systems in Modern Society
230502 SE The Rational Choice Approach
230505 SE Theories of Social Interaction: Exchange and Reciprocity
230506 SE Friendship as a Way of Living - A Sociology of an Affective Union between Singularity and Universality
230507 SE Seminar in Feminist Theory: Violence and Gender
230415 VO+SE Contemporary Sociological Theories: Comparison and Application of Theories

2.2. Methoden

M1 Einführung in die empirische Sozialforschung

230171 VO Empirical Social Research: Research Process - Research Questions and Research Design: The Logic of Creating Research questions
230172 VO Empirical Social Research: Methods - Introduction into Social Research
230173 UE Introduction to Empirical Social Research

M2 Statistik für SoziologInnen unter Berücksichtigung mathematischer Grundlagen

230412 VO Statistics 1
230414 UE Statistics 1
230629 UE Statistics 1

M3 Auseinandersetzung mit und angeleitete Anwendung von qualitativen Forschungsansätzen, Methoden und Verfahren

230597 SE Qualitative Methods: Grounded Theory
230509 SE Qualitative Methods: Ethnography
230510 SE Qualitative Methods: Ethnography
230511 SE Qualitative Methods: Hermeneutic Interpretation of Texts
230512 SE Qualitative Methods: Sociological Ethnography - Interaction, Social Organization and Symbolic Order from the Perspective of Participant Observation
230513 SE Photo-Interview - A Participatory Approach in Qualitiative Social Research
230514 SE Analysis of Popular Culture - Videoclips and Commercials
230515 SE Hermeneutic Methods of Interpretation

M4 Angeleitete Auseinandersetzung mit und Anwendung von quantitativen Forschungsansätzen, Methoden und Verfahren

230420 UE Table Analysis

2.3. Anwendungen

A1 Forschungs- und Anwendungbereiche der Soziologie

A2 Ausgewählte spezielle Soziologie

230416 VO+SE Analysis of Social Problems : Living Conditions of 2nd Generation Immigrant Youth
230417 VO+SE Gender Gaps in Science and Research
230521 VO+SE Women's and Gender Studies: The Body and Gender
230522 VO+SE Sociology of the Arts
230524 VO+SE Sociology of Religion: Max Weber's Paradigm - Introduction and examples - Confucianism / Taoism
230529 VO+SE Sociology of Family
230531 VO+SE Applied Organisational Sociology
230532 VO+SE Sociology of Health and Illness
230533 VO+SE Deviance and Social Control
230566 SE The politics of facts - On the dealing with facts and values in science and society
230560 SE [ en ] When research becomes the researched - Introduction in science and technology studies
230011 VO+SE Sociological Technology Studies: Theories, Methods, Applications
230012 VO+SE Sociology of Marginal Cultures
230422 VO+SE Sociology of Tourism: In Search of the Other
230425 VO+SE Sociology of Leisure Time and Athletics

A3 Projektdesign und Forschungspraktikum

230536 FPR Research Practice I
230603 FPR Research Practice II - Political Sociology
230604 FPR Research Practice II
230605 FPR Forschungspraktikum II

2.4. Rechts- und wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Fächer

230472 UE Public Law for Sociologists - Introduction to Constitutional-, Administrative- and European Law
230473 KU Introduction to Business Cycle Theory
230475 KU Business Administration - Business Aspects of Sociology

2.5. Kommunikative und soziale Kompetenzen

230541 TS Training of Key Competences II: Body Language - Observing Body Language in Social Research

3. Wahlmodul-Sozialwissenschaft

230418 VO+UE Microsociology and Social Psychology
230476 VO+UE Bevölkerungssoziologie

B. Masterstudium Soziologie

1. Pflichtmodule

AR Master-Arbeit-Seminar

230576 SE Master Thesis Seminar
230577 SE Master Thesis Seminar
230578 SE Master Thesis Seminar
230579 SE Master Thesis Seminar
230580 SE Master Thesis Seminar
230589 SE Master Thesis Seminar
230591 SE Master Thesis Seminar
230615 SE Diploma Thesis Seminar
230616 SE Diploma Thesis Seminar
230617 SE Diploma Thesis Seminar
230618 SE Diploma Thesis Seminar
230619 SE Diploma Thesis Seminar
230620 SE Diploma Thesis Seminar
230630 SE Master Thesis Seminar
230571 SE New trends in science and technology studies - reading seminar for doctoral and diploma students of science and technology
230572 SE [ de en ] Seminar for diploma, master and doctoral students of science and technology studies

F Forschungsspezialisierung

Forschungsspezialisierung: Gesundheit und Organisation

230483 SE SE on Organisations Theory: A Comparison of Paradigms
230488 VO Health and the Organisation of Education in Schools
230489 SE Heart and Brain. Gender Aspects in Defining "Death" and "Life" - Seminar in Feminist Theory and Women's Studies
230565 SE [ en ] From stethoscope to cybermedicine - Dealing with medicine and (new) technologies on the basis of concepts from science adn technology studies

Forschungsspezialisierung: Kultur und Gesellschaft

230482 SE The New Spirit of Capitalism
230487 SE Subjective Experiences of Migration Processes and their Social Scientific Analysis
230573 SE [ en ] Universities as enterprises - knowledge as commodity. Analysis of a transformation
010360 VO [ en ] Contemporary Approaches to Religion in Sociology and Cultural Analysis - Secularisation Theory Re-Examined
010361 SE [ en ] Orthodox Christianity in Post-Soviet Europe: Sociological Perspectives

Forschungsspezialisierung: Sozialgerontologie, Generationen und Familie

230486 SE Families in Transition: Divorce/ Separation and its Consequences
230574 VO+SE Social Gerontology, Life Course, Intergenerational Relations

Forschungsspezialisierung: Sozialstruktur und soziale Integration

230011 VO+SE Sociological Technology Studies: Theories, Methods, Applications
230426 VO+SE Quality of Life
230429 VO+SE Measuring the Social Integration of Migrants
110352 VO [ de it ] Cycle of Lectures - -
230569 SE [ en ] Academic migration, connection & exclusion in the science system

M Angwandte Methoden und Forschungsstrategien

230442 VO+UE Specific Multivariate Methods of Analysis in the Social Sciences
230456 VO+UE Mixed Methods
230461 VO Mixed Methods
230463 VO+UE Advanced Methods: Statistical Analysis of Categorical Data - Logistic Regression, Logit and Loglinear Models and other Methods
230469 UE Basic Techniques of Population Inference with Incomplete Data - Sampling, Weighting, Imputation
230471 VO+SE Lazarsfelds Methodology - Paul Lazarsfelds Methodology in Research Projects
230485 SE Visual Methods

T Soziologische Theorien: Vergleich, Anwendung und Entwicklung

230001 VO+SE Sociological Theories 2
230002 VO+SE Religion within the Worldview of Modern Times
230482 SE The New Spirit of Capitalism
230483 SE SE on Organisations Theory: A Comparison of Paradigms
230484 SE Theory, Place, Gender: Feminist Key Texts from Africa, Asia, and Latin America
230568 SE Science in literature - Discussion of boundarywork and imaginations at the intersection of science and literature
230423 VO+SE Contemporary Sociological Theories of Culture
230424 VO+SE Social Sciences - Sociology and Anti- Sociology in their Dynamic Interaction - A Critical Discussion from the Perspective of Pragmatic Sociology on the Basis of Case Studies

2. Wahlmodule

EF Erweiterung einer gewählten Forschungsspezialisierung

EM Erweiterung Methoden

ET Erweiterung Theorien

PM Projektmanagement

230470 UE Project Planning and Research Management
230490 SE Projectmanagement

SM Sozialwissenschaftliches Modul nach freier Wahl

230570 VO How social is scientific knowledge? Introduction to social studies of science II

WK Wissenskommunikation

230491 SE Knowledge Communication - Scientific Writing of Thesis

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

230498 TS Training of Key Competences I: Sociological Writing Workshop II
230595 TS Training of Key Competences I: Working in Groups

Second Year

2.1. Sociological Theories

230499 SE Interpretive Theories: Interaction, Construction and Understanding
230500 SE Feminist Discourses on the Process of Modernization
230501 SE SE on Systems Theory: Function Systems in Modern Society
230502 SE The Rational Choice Approach
230503 SE Networks and Social Capital: Two Sociological Fads Reconsidered
230505 SE Theories of Social Interaction: Exchange and Reciprocity
230506 SE Friendship as a Way of Living - A Sociology of an Affective Union between Singularity and Universality
230507 SE Seminar in Feminist Theory: Violence and Gender

2.2. Sociological Methods

230509 SE Qualitative Methods: Ethnography
230510 SE Qualitative Methods: Ethnography
230511 SE Qualitative Methods: Hermeneutic Interpretation of Texts
230512 SE Qualitative Methods: Sociological Ethnography - Interaction, Social Organization and Symbolic Order from the Perspective of Participant Observation
230513 SE Photo-Interview - A Participatory Approach in Qualitiative Social Research
230514 SE Analysis of Popular Culture - Videoclips and Commercials
230515 SE Hermeneutic Methods of Interpretation
230516 SE Synthesis of Qualitative Research. A New Methodological Paradigm - How to we develop systematic knowledge from diverse qualitative primary studies? What methodological approaches are available? What methodological problems are recently discussed?
230517 UE Multivariate Data Analysis - Statistical Techniques in Sociological Research
230520 VO+SE VOSE Quantitative Methods
230597 SE Qualitative Methods: Grounded Theory

2.3. Sociological Fields of Practice - Special Sociologies

230521 VO+SE Women's and Gender Studies: The Body and Gender
230522 VO+SE Sociology of the Arts
230524 VO+SE Sociology of Religion: Max Weber's Paradigm - Introduction and examples - Confucianism / Taoism
230529 VO+SE Sociology of Family
230531 VO+SE Applied Organisational Sociology
230532 VO+SE Sociology of Health and Illness
230533 VO+SE Deviance and Social Control
230534 VO Environmental Sociology and Social Ecology

2.4. Practice Guidance, Part I

230535 PB Practice Guidance Part I: Preperation
230599 PB Practice Guidance Part 1: Preperation

2.5. Statistics for Sociologists II

Third Year

3.1. Applied Research

230536 FPR Research Practice I
230557 SE Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning
230558 SE Consumption and Fashion(s): Towards a Sociology of Consumers Behaviour
230563 SE The Dynamics of Formal Organizations
230603 FPR Research Practice II - Political Sociology
230604 FPR Research Practice II
230605 FPR Forschungspraktikum II

3.2. Training of Key Compentences II

230539 TS Training of Key Competences II: Projectmanagement
230540 TS Training of Key Competences II: Conflict Management
230541 TS Training of Key Competences II: Body Language - Observing Body Language in Social Research

3.3. Practice Guidance, Part II

230542 PB Practice Guidance Part 2: Evaluation and Reflection
230606 PB Practice Guidance Part 2: Evaluation and Reflection

Recommended Free Elective Courses

Sociological Theories

230530 VO Introduction in philosophy of science

Sociological Methods

070779 KU Basics of Social Network Analysis II

Sociological Practice Fields - Special Sociologies

070775 KU Job Orientation for Students II
070782 KU Communication Processes between Laypersons and Experts - Experiencing, Reflecting, Designing
070776 KU Communication Culture at Universities and at Work II
070781 KU Interdisciplinary Research : from Project Planning to Evaluation

Theories of Science and Scientific Research

Additional Free Elective Courses

070652 SE Sexuality in the 20th Century - (combined with Lecture Course Nr. 070623)

C. Diploma Programme Sociology (Branch of Study: Law, Social Sciences and Economics)

First Stage of the Degree Programme

1.1. Theories and Applications

1.2. Methods

1.3. Optional Courses in Law and Economics

1.3.1. Economics

1.3.2. Business Administration

1.3.3. Public Law, Labour and Social Law

1.3.4. Political Science

Second Stage of the Degree Programme

2.1. Theories and Applications

230415 VO+SE Contemporary Sociological Theories: Comparison and Application of Theories
230416 VO+SE Analysis of Social Problems : Living Conditions of 2nd Generation Immigrant Youth
230417 VO+SE Gender Gaps in Science and Research
230418 VO+UE Microsociology and Social Psychology

2.2. Methods

230420 UE Table Analysis
230607 PR Research Practice: Data Evaluation
230608 PR Research Practice: Data Intepretation
230609 PR Research Practice: Data Evaluation
230610 VO+UE Mathematics for Sociologists
230611 VO+UE Mathematics for Sociologists

2.3. Elective Courses in Law and Economics

Third Stage of the Degree Programme

3.1. Theories and Applications

230001 VO+SE Sociological Theories 2
230002 VO+SE Religion within the Worldview of Modern Times
230011 VO+SE Sociological Technology Studies: Theories, Methods, Applications
230012 VO+SE Sociology of Marginal Cultures
230422 VO+SE Sociology of Tourism: In Search of the Other
230423 VO+SE Contemporary Sociological Theories of Culture
230424 VO+SE Social Sciences - Sociology and Anti- Sociology in their Dynamic Interaction - A Critical Discussion from the Perspective of Pragmatic Sociology on the Basis of Case Studies
230425 VO+SE Sociology of Leisure Time and Athletics
230426 VO+SE Quality of Life
230429 VO+SE Measuring the Social Integration of Migrants
230574 VO+SE Social Gerontology, Life Course, Intergenerational Relations
040314 EK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM I
040641 EK Industrial Sociology
040313 VK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM II

3.3.1. Sociological Theories

3.3.2. Applied Sociology (Fields of Practice)

230642 SE Gesellschaftswissenschaftliche Analyse der Korruption. Das Rätsel der BAWAG-Malversationen. - Wer hat die Milliarden lukriert?

3.3.4.1. Political Sociology

040313 VK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM II
040314 EK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM I

3.3.4.2. Technical Sociology

3.3.4.3. Sociology of Work and Economics

040313 VK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM II
040314 EK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM I

3.3.4.4. Social Structure Research

3.3.4.5. Socialgerontology

3.3.4.6. Sociology of Developing Countries

3.3.4.7. Sociology Curriculum Vitae

3.3.4.8. Sociology of International Relations

3.3.4.9. Urban Sociology

3.3.4.10. Sociology of Migration

3.3.4.11. Sociology of Leisure, Sports and Tourism

3.3.4.12. Traffic Sociology

3.3.4.13. Sociology of Culture

3.3.3. Research Laboratory

230430 PR Research Lab: Cultures and Life Styles of the Aged
230435 PR Research Lab: Sociology of Vienna
230437 PR Research Lab: Applied Poverty and Social Reporting

3.3.4. Seminar for Diploma Candidates

3.2. Methods

230442 VO+UE Specific Multivariate Methods of Analysis in the Social Sciences
230455 UE Itemanalysis, Scaling and Index Construction
230456 VO+UE Mixed Methods
230461 VO Mixed Methods
230463 VO+UE Advanced Methods: Statistical Analysis of Categorical Data - Logistic Regression, Logit and Loglinear Models and other Methods
230464 UE Specific Collection Methods: Online-Collection 2
230468 UE Specific Collection Methods: Participant Observation
230469 UE Basic Techniques of Population Inference with Incomplete Data - Sampling, Weighting, Imputation
230470 UE Project Planning and Research Management
230471 VO+SE Lazarsfelds Methodology - Paul Lazarsfelds Methodology in Research Projects

3.3. Courses in Law and Economics

230472 UE Public Law for Sociologists - Introduction to Constitutional-, Administrative- and European Law
230473 KU Introduction to Business Cycle Theory
230475 KU Business Administration - Business Aspects of Sociology

Free Elective Courses

230013 SE Zur Soziologie der Verteilung von Paketen und Briefen
230476 VO+UE Bevölkerungssoziologie
230477 UE [ en ] English for Sociologists
230478 PR Introduction to SPSS
230640 UE European Institutions

Research Privatissimum

230479 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230621 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230622 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230623 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230624 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230625 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230626 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230627 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
230628 SE Doctoral Thesis Seminar
040384 SE Research Privatissimum in Sociology

D. Humanistic Branch of Study (Old Diploma Programme)

First Stage of the Degree Programme

1.1. Basics of General Sociology and Empirical Social Research

1.2. Basics of Applied Mathematics and Statistics

Second Stage of the Degree Programme

2.1. Sociological Theories

2.2. Special Sociologies

2.3. Empirical Social Research

2.4. Courses for Diploma and Doctoral Candidates

2.5. Gender Kolleg

B. Master Programme (Branch of Study: Human and Cultural Sciences)

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