SE482 : Political Sociology

Department

Department of Sociology

Academic Program

Bachelor in Sociology

Type

Compulsory

Credits

03

Prerequisite

Overview

This course studies the socio-political power relations with a focus on the social foundations of institutions, movements, and political phenomena.

Intended learning outcomes

After studying this course, the student will be able to know the term social policy and the social foundations of institutions, and enable him to understand political phenomena from a social perspective.

Teaching and learning methods

Theoretical lectures and panel discussions

Methods of assessments

midterm exam 30%Activity 10%final exam 60%

(GC113)
Introduction to sociology (SE111)
Anthropology (SE112)
Sociology of Economics (SE116)
Arabic I (GC111)
Basic Principles of Education (ES161)
general psychology (ES115)
(EC235)
English language2 (GC123)
Rural Sociology (SE123)
Social learning Environment (SE122)
History of Social Thinking (SE121)
(EC236)
Sociology of Language (SE232)
Urban Sociology (SE233)
Social Psychology (SE231)
Sociology of Education (SE234)
Social Development and Planning (SE236)
(GC234)
Social Work (SE125)
Bases of Curricula (EC246)
Social theories (SE241)
The Sociology of Art (SE242)
(SE243)
Educational Guidance (SE244)
Sociology of Crime (SE354)
Sociology of culture (SE472)
Research Methodology (SE357)
Social Problems (SE355)
Demography (SE353)
Social change (SE351)
Developmental Psychology (ES355)
Teaching Methodology (SE368)
Research design in Sociology (SE367)
Human Rights (SE365)
Social Mobility (SE363)
Social of Media (SE362)
Sociological Text in English (SE361)
Measurement and evaluation (GC354)
Sociology of Religion (SE352)
(SE471)
Civil Society (SE473)
Woman and Society (SE475)
Industrial Sociology (SE476)
Teaching Practicum 1 (SE478)
Political Sociology (SE482)
Sociology of Medicine (SE485)
Teaching Practice (SE488)