Sociology
The focus of Sociology is the study of industrial and post-industrial societies. It involves the investigation of human groups, communities, institutions and organisations, and the networks of meaning and association which link individuals and groups to the broader social structure of such societies. Coursework programs aim to provide you with a broad range of research skills and equip you for careers in social research, government, industry and the public service.
PhD and research masters programs are available in areas including: Australian society; social policy; applied social research; gender studies; religion; migration and urban affairs; homelessness; social theory; sociology of work; mass media; popular music; social psychology; deviance; family studies; economic sociology; ethnicity and minority relations; research methods; and comparative sociology.
See also - Applied Social Research.
Contact: School of Political and Social Inquiry or the School of Humanities, Communications and Social Sciences (Gippsland)
How to apply
Information about each course can be found through the links below to Course Finder. From Course Finder, you can also go to the University Handbook, where unit information (where appropriate) relating to each course can be found.
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3937 |
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2846 |
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2695 |
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0020 |