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Graduate
Catalogue: Sociology Courses
The following outlines of
course content are correct at the time of writing, although the
material (or the order in which it is covered) may be subject to
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The following outlines of
course content are correct at the time of writing, although the
material (or the order in which it is covered) may be subject to
change.
1. All courses are 3 credit hours each, unless otherwise indicated.2. Normally, a course will not be run without a minimum enrolment of five students.
The course examines the
nature, causes, and consequences of current social and economic change
in Cambodia.
SOC506:
Gender and Society in Cambodia
The course reviews
theoretical explanations of violence, violence against women, and
violence against children and their implications for Cambodian society.
SOC507:
The Sociology of Poverty
The course is both a
theoretical and methodological analysis of poverty.
SOC508:
Survey of Drugs and Society
SOC509: Sociology of Community
Development
The objective of the
course is to increase the understanding of the sociological concepts
and perspectives and their implications for Cambodia development.
SOC610:
Domestic Violence in Cambodia
This course studies the
existence and proliferation of domestic violence in Cambodia.
SOC611:
Race and Ethnic Relations in Cambodia
The course examines race
and ethnic relations in Cambodia from a theoretical, historical, and
comparative perspective.
SOC612:
Analysis of Cambodian Families
This course investigates
the meaning, structure, roles, and functions of the family as a social
institution in Cambodian society, past and present.
SOC613:
Sociology of Cambodian Health and Health Services
The course investigates
current sociological approaches to health and health care systems, with
implications for Cambodia.
SOC614:
Sociology of HIV/AIDS and its Consequences on Cambodian Society
The course offers a
sociological approach to the study of HIV/AIDS epidemic in Cambodia by
addressing its causes and consequences.
Students are introduced
to major concepts of rural sociology, including rural community
structure and processes, life styles, rural social organizations,
economics, politics, and ecology.
SOC616:
Sociology of the NGO/INGOs in Cambodia
This course offers a
comparative analysis of Cambodia in development by emphasizing the
roles of local and international NGOs in developing Cambodia.
SOC617:
Sociology of Human Rights
The course explores
sociological approaches to human rights by addressing the growing
concern of its social existence, obligations, violations, and
institutionalization of its practice of government and non-government
organizations.
SOC618:
Sociology of Khmer Genocide
This course gives special
attention is given to the sociological study of Khmer genocide that
occurred in mid 1970s, including its impact and implications for
rebuilding Khmer society.
SOC619:
Survey of Criminology and Juvenile Delinquency
The course investigates
topics associated with juvenile delinquency.
Individual study with
intensive readings in the literature of the field of sociology selected
in consultation with the advisor in accordance with the needs and
interests of the student.
Ph.D. students are given
the opportunity to explore a research topic of interest in the field of
sociology. Topic needs approval from the advisor.
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