23.01. Sociology
230002 VO Basics of Methodology in Social Sciences
230003 VO Basics of Social Theory
230004 VO Introduction to Sociology- Part 1
210026 VO BA 1.1 Foundations of Social Theories
210027 VO BA 1.2 Foundations of Social Methods
240109 VO Basics of methodology in social sciences
230001 VO Social Sciences and Social Change
230006 PS PS Proseminar Introduction
210033 VO BA 2.2 Social sciences and social change
230083 VO Milestones of Sociology. Key theoretical models in sociological thought - VO BA T 1: Soziologische Theorien - Grundzüge
230008 VO Selected Paradigms of Sociological Theory - Exemplified in the Field of Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
230009 SE Pierre Bourdieu
230038 SE Seminar on Systems Theory
230039 SE Interpretive Paradigm
230072 SE Social Differenciation
230013 SE "Culture" over "Society"? The potentials and pitfalls of the "cultural turn" in sociological theory - Potentiale und Risiken des "Cultural Turn" in der soziologischen Theorie
230150 WS Professionell Help in Contemporary Society - Forms, Fields and Contradictions of Care, Help and Education
230156 WS Diagnosis of Society: Transformation, Change and Conflict from the perspective of urban sociology
230019 UE Methods of Empirical Social Research
230017 UE KU Table Analysis and SPSS
230018 UE KU Table Analysis and SPSS
230144 UE Statistics 1
230020 VO VO Introduction to qualitative Methods
230070 SE+UE Ethnography
230073 SE Biographical Research
230081 SE+UE Grounded Theory
230082 UE Qualitative Methods: Focus Groups
230021 VO Multivariate Methods
230022 SE Data Analysis
230024 SE+UE Data Collection and Data Analysis / Data Evaluation
230025 PR Workshop/Excursion: Penetration into the Ethnic Communities - Function and Dysfunction of Ethnic Communities
230098 PR Workshop/Excursion: Job Orientation
230026 PR Workshop/Excursion: Job Orientation for Students - Beispiele für Arbeitsfelder von SoziologInnen
230152 TR Job Orientation - ExpertInnen-Laien-Dialoge zu Studium und Arbeitswelt: Erleben, Reflektieren, Gestalten
230154 KU Job Orientation I
230043 VO+SE Sociology of Marginal Cultures
230044 VO+SE Sociology of Police
230045 VO+SE Introduction to Traffic Soziology
230046 VO+SE Social Structure and Inequality
230053 SE Organizational Sociology
230084 VO+SE Art and Sociology: Ways of Analysis
230099 VO+SE Sociology of Social Work
230140 VO+SE Sociology of Youth and Youth Culture Research
230164 UK From Information to Participation - On the Changing Relationship of Science, Politics and their Publics
230165 UK Facts, Controversies and Laboratories. An Introduction to the Making of Scientific Knowledge - Eine Einführung in die Entstehung wissenschaftlicher Tatsachen
230029 FPR FPR Research Practice 2
230030 FPR FPR Research Practice 2
230056 FPR Research Practice I
230058 FPR FPR Research Practice 1
230059 FPR Research Practice I
230060 FPR Research Practice I: Precarity and City
230067 KU VO Research Design
230051 KU Public Law for Sociologists - Introduction to Constitutional-, Administrative- and European Law
230061 KU Introduction to Economics
230063 TR Body Language
230064 TR Advanced Communicative Competences and Social Skills - Techniques for Presentation and Moderation, Basics Team Development and Teammediation
230065 TR Conflict Managements
230066 TR Working in Teams
230050 KU Population Sociology
230054 VO+UE Network Analysis
230079 VO+UE Microsociology and Social Psychology
230145 UE Introduction to SPSS
230049 UE Sociology of Tourism
230152 TR Job Orientation - ExpertInnen-Laien-Dialoge zu Studium und Arbeitswelt: Erleben, Reflektieren, Gestalten
230154 KU Job Orientation I
230155 UE Basics of Social Network Analysis I
230164 UK From Information to Participation - On the Changing Relationship of Science, Politics and their Publics
230165 UK Facts, Controversies and Laboratories. An Introduction to the Making of Scientific Knowledge - Eine Einführung in die Entstehung wissenschaftlicher Tatsachen
190183 SE Thinking science (Latour, Law, Callon)
140192 KU KS 2 - Introduction to Development Sociology - Qualitative Methoden der Entwicklungsforschung
040523 EK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM I
040526 VK KFK IndM: Labour Relations and HRM II
230012 SE Southern Perspectives - Southern Actions
230101 PR Sociology and Psychoanalysis
230010 SE SE Sociological Theories of Self
230127 VO+SE Introduction to Evalation Research
230090 VO+SE Ethnography
230130 VO+UE Social Network Analysis
230131 VO+UE Multivariate Analysis of Categorical Data
230158 VO+UE Structural Equation Models with Longitudinal Data
230135 SE Surveys and Questionnaires
230128 PR Quantitative Methods: Index
230132 PR Interviewing
230129 PR Quantitative Methods: Conjoint-Analysis
230146 PR Introduction to STATA
400010 SE Seminar for Doctoral Candidates
400011 SE Seminar for Doctoral Candidates - Metatheorien, Methoden und Forschungspeispiele rekonstruktiver Erforschung von Medien und Kommunikation
230092 SE Applied Organisational Sociology
230115 VO Sociological theories and concepts in health science: The circumstances are unhealthy, but palatable - "Die Verhältnisse sind ungesund, aber genießbar".
230122 SE Emotions in economy and society. The emotional culture of modern capitalism - Zur Gefühlskultur des modernen Kapitalismus
230123 VO+SE Visual Sociology 1
230069 VO Family and Ageing in Postmodern Society
230055 PR Research Lab
230103 PR Research Lab - About social selectivity in the education system. How streamlining accrues from diversity.
230166 KO Science, Politics, and Publics
230161 SE Experts, Counter-Experts, and Lay Citizens. Heterogeneous Expertise in the Knowledge Society
230176 SE [en] More ethics, more misconduct? Struggling over norms and values in/of contemporary research
230104 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230105 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230106 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230108 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230111 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230119 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230120 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230121 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230093 SE Projectmanagement
230094 SE Projectmanagement
230153 TR Project Management and Evaluation
230166 KO Science, Politics, and Publics
230161 SE Experts, Counter-Experts, and Lay Citizens. Heterogeneous Expertise in the Knowledge Society
230176 SE [en] More ethics, more misconduct? Struggling over norms and values in/of contemporary research
010147 FS Creating home by writing. Practical-theological reflections on Migrants¿ literature - Praktisch-theologische Reflexionen zu ausgewählten Texten der "MigrantInnen-Literatur"
140132 SE T I - Research against Inequality? Participatory and transformative research methodologies
140106 SE T IV - Migration and Gender
230097 PB Practice Guidance
230006 PS PS Proseminar Introduction
230050 KU Population Sociology
230004 VO Introduction to Sociology- Part 1
230019 UE Methods of Empirical Social Research
230117 VO Introduction to Sociology
230144 UE Statistics 1
230002 VO Basics of Methodology in Social Sciences
230008 VO Selected Paradigms of Sociological Theory - Exemplified in the Field of Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
230009 SE Pierre Bourdieu
230013 SE "Culture" over "Society"? The potentials and pitfalls of the "cultural turn" in sociological theory - Potentiale und Risiken des "Cultural Turn" in der soziologischen Theorie
230038 SE Seminar on Systems Theory
230039 SE Interpretive Paradigm
230072 SE Social Differenciation
230156 WS Diagnosis of Society: Transformation, Change and Conflict from the perspective of urban sociology
230017 UE KU Table Analysis and SPSS
230018 UE KU Table Analysis and SPSS
230022 SE Data Analysis
230024 SE+UE Data Collection and Data Analysis / Data Evaluation
230054 VO+UE Network Analysis
230079 VO+UE Microsociology and Social Psychology
230010 SE SE Sociological Theories of Self
230122 SE Emotions in economy and society. The emotional culture of modern capitalism - Zur Gefühlskultur des modernen Kapitalismus
230053 SE Organizational Sociology
230069 VO Family and Ageing in Postmodern Society
230084 VO+SE Art and Sociology: Ways of Analysis
230092 SE Applied Organisational Sociology
230099 VO+SE Sociology of Social Work
230122 SE Emotions in economy and society. The emotional culture of modern capitalism - Zur Gefühlskultur des modernen Kapitalismus
230043 VO+SE Sociology of Marginal Cultures
230044 VO+SE Sociology of Police
230045 VO+SE Introduction to Traffic Soziology
230046 VO+SE Social Structure and Inequality
230115 VO Sociological theories and concepts in health science: The circumstances are unhealthy, but palatable - "Die Verhältnisse sind ungesund, aber genießbar".
230123 VO+SE Visual Sociology 1
230140 VO+SE Sociology of Youth and Youth Culture Research
230055 PR Research Lab
230103 PR Research Lab - About social selectivity in the education system. How streamlining accrues from diversity.
230112 SE Diploma Thesis Seminar
230113 SE Diploma Thesis Seminar
230118 SE Seminar for Diploma Candidates
230104 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230105 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230106 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230108 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230111 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230119 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230120 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230121 MA Master-Thesis-Seminar
230093 SE Projectmanagement
230094 SE Projectmanagement
230127 VO+SE Introduction to Evalation Research
230130 VO+UE Social Network Analysis
230131 VO+UE Multivariate Analysis of Categorical Data
230135 SE Surveys and Questionnaires
230153 TR Project Management and Evaluation
230158 VO+UE Structural Equation Models with Longitudinal Data
230051 KU Public Law for Sociologists - Introduction to Constitutional-, Administrative- and European Law
230061 KU Introduction to Economics
230083 VO Milestones of Sociology. Key theoretical models in sociological thought - VO BA T 1: Soziologische Theorien - Grundzüge
230050 KU Population Sociology
230117 VO Introduction to Sociology
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