Becoming a Sociologist (SOC020C131)

Sociology degree seminar notes to the module Becoming a Sociologist. This was the last class of the module. The lecturer gave the class a recap of the assessment tasks that students had to complete to pass the module.

These are notes taken at a seminar class for the Sociology degree module Becoming a Sociologist. This seminar class looked at the differences between quantitative and qualitative methods. It covers the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative methods.

These are notes taken at a seminar class for the Sociology degree module Becoming a Sociologist. For this particular seminar class, students were asked to read up on a report published by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) called Global Report on Trafficking in Persons in 2018. The students were asked to analyse the report. Notes are also made on Karl Marx, Durkheim and Weber.

These are notes taken at a seminar class for the Sociology degree module Becoming a Sociologist. The topic for this seminar class was on conducting focus groups. It covers the role of the facilitator, who to invite to a focus group, where to hold a focus group, what to ask in a focus group, how to organise your questions, advantages and disadvantages and ethical issues.