Doctoral studies in Sociology
Research education subject information
Faculty
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
School
School of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
Study plan
Subject representative
Sociology studies social phenomena. It embraces studies of society's organisation and of how society functions but also studies of human interaction and human relations. Sociologists seek to understand and explain social processes and social relations, as well as the relationship between the individual and society. Within sociology, various aspects of power, influence and inequality, not least based on class, sex, sexuality and ethnicity, are analysed. Sociologists are interested both in that which contributes to the reproduction of society and that which contributes to changes in society. There are a number of fields within which sociological research is undertaken. At Örebro University, these fields include for instance working life and organisation, family and close relationships, and the environment, nature and expertise. Quantitative as well as qualitative methods are used within sociology.
Doctoral courses in sociology
- Introduction to Quantitative Methods, 7.5 credits
- Philosophy of Science, 7.5 credits
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Qualitative Method, 7.5 credits
15 October 2024 - 19 December 2024
- Quantitative Methods of Analysis, 7.5 credits
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Research Communication in Practice, 4 credits
04 December 2024 - 16 January 2025
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Research Communication, Researcher’s Role in Society, 3.5 credits
29 October 2024 - 28 November 2024
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Research Ethics and Good Reseach Practice, 5 credits
03 September 2024 - 12 November 2024