What causes social inequality in Germany? What are the differences between societies across Europe? Students of the bachelors program in Sociology learn to address and analyze current social issues and questions using scientific methods.
The program consists of a core subject and the supplementary modules. Sociology as a core subject gives students a solid foundation in the field. It is divided into introductory modules and advanced modules which focus on four areas: general and specific types of Sociology, a comparison of European societies, social psychology, and methods of empirical social research.
The supplementary modules constitute a career development module (including an internship), a social skills module, and a minor subject. For the social skills module, you can choose to focus on media, informatics, presentation and communication skills, or a foreign language.
You can select one of the following subjects as a minor:
- Applied Informatics
- Business Administration
- Mathematics
- Public Law
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Economics
- a bachelors degree subject from the School of Humanities