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Sociology of hope, community and social justice

Social SciencesSchool of Sociological Studies, Politics and International Relations
Credits5
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Semester offeredN/A
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Last updated3 months ago

Description

This module aims to introduce and develop students' understanding of the concepts of hope, community and social justice and their related theoretical contexts, challenges and debates. Drawing on multidisciplinary sociological and social policy perspectives and debates, the module will develop students' knowledge and critical understanding of the concepts of hope, community and social justice and the range of historical and contemporary political and collective actions that have been shaped by transformative approaches and/or pursued these 'better world' ambitions. The module will adopt a thematic approach to facilitate students' understanding of what hope, community and social justice mean and how these have been defined as well as ensuring students have familiarity and confidence in navigating the theoretical approaches, empirical studies and substantive 'real world' case studies/topic areas associated with these thematic categories. Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars, Independent Study Assessment: Course work

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SPR131 has possible credit equivalents including SOCY 3XX at Queen's University, staff reviewed.

CourseUniversityQwest Score
SOCY 3XX
Sociology 3XX
Queen's University95