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1. All courses are 3
credit hours each, unless otherwise indicated.
2. Normally, a course will
not be run without a minimum enrolment of students.
SOC101:
Introduction to Sociology
This course focuses on
understanding how human society functions, including the nature and
development of culture and society.
SOC102:
Sociology of Cambodian Gender Identity
The course will provide
an introduction to theoretical concepts in gender studies within a
Cambodian context.
SOC103:
Survey of Contemporary Cambodian Society
The course explores the changing structures, cultures, and functions of Cambodian society in the context of globalization. (Note: this may also be counted as a General Education course.)
SOC201:
Survey of Sociological Theory
This
lecture course presents an investigation of origins and socio-cultural
contexts
of sociological thought and its development.
SOC202:
Sociology of Khmer Culture
This
is a sociological investigation of Khmer cultural roots and origins,
including
material and non-material products of culture, the consumption of
culture, and
forms of culture.
SOC203:
Sociology of Formal and Complex Organizations
This
course represents a sociological examination of the nature, types,
structures,
and processes of formal organizations.
SOC204:
Contextual Analysis of Cambodian Social Inequality and Stratification
This
course investigates the nature, causes, and consequences of social
inequality
and stratification in Cambodia from Khmer cultural and cross-cultural
perspectives.
SOC205:
Globalisation - Effects on National Identity, Ethnicity and Culture
This considersthe impact
of globalisation in its various
forms – e.g. trade of raw materials and products, including mass media;
travel
and tourism – affects human society at various levels.
SOC206:
Religions and Cultures in Conflict and
Peace
This
looks at the how culture, including any religious underpinnings, has an
influence on relations, both within a society and between competing
societies.
SOC207:
Religions in a Social Context
This
looks at social and cultural perspectives in the understanding of world
and
local religions: their ideologies, institutions, and rites and rituals;
and the
varied consequences for power and stratification (including in relation
to
gender).
SOC301:
Principles of Sociological Inquiry
The
surveys the general principles of scientific research, and research
designs and
methodology in social sciences, including the uses of population data
(censuses, vital statistics, and demographic surveys).
SOC302: Social
Research Practice
The
course allows students to put into practice the various stages of
social
research and apply the methods commonly used in social sciences.
SOC303:
Family and Socialization
This
course focuses on the role of family as a socialization agent from
various
socio-cultural perspectives.
SOC304:
Analysis of Marriage and the Family
This
investigates the family as a social institution and its
interrelationships with
other institutions.
SOC305:
Deviance and Social Control
Various
theories of deviance and forms and agencies of social control will be
presented.
SOC400:
Independent Research Project
This course allows
students the opportunity to conduct independent research using
secondary resources for data analysis.
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