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Introduction to Sociology
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Code:125123
Course Name: Introduction to Sociology
Course Type: Specialized Course
Periods: 45
Credits: 3
Target Students: Freshmen Majoring in Sociology and Social Work;Public Elective Course
Assessment: Examination
Preparatory Course: None
2. Course Description
Sociology is the systematic study of social life and social transformation. It is not only a basic subject but also an applied subject that is closely related to society, thus playing an important role in the field of social science. This course introduces a holistic approach to an exploration of major areas, basic categories, elementary theories and research methods of sociology by associating with Chinese national conditions and latest research results of sociology. Students will obtain a better understanding of society as well as theoretical knowledge about the study of complex social phenomenon, which forms the base for a thorough understanding of the relationship between an individual and society.