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Lecturer Roadmap
The academic definition involves concepts or activities related to formal education, scientific research, and intellectualism. Some aspects of the academic world involve the development of knowledge, teaching methods, as well as the dissemination of information through higher education or scientific research processes. Additionally, the term ‘academic’ often refers to norms, ethics, and values associated with the formal educational environment.
Things that we study
Education on Sociology of Culture
The cultural sociology course provides a profound understanding of how culture influences and is influenced by behavior and social structures. Students learn to critically analyze cultural phenomena and use a sociological framework to understand the complexity of the relationship between individuals and culture within the broader societal context.
Education on Sociology of Environmental
The environmental sociology course (urban and rural) provides a profound understanding of the complex interactions among humans, society, and the environment in urban and rural contexts. Students will learn to analyze the social, economic, and environmental impacts of urbanization phenomena and other factors that influence life in both urban and rural areas.
Education on Sociology of Economy
The economic sociology course provides insights into the complexity of interactions between economic factors and social structures. Students understand how social aspects influence and are influenced by economic decisions, wealth distribution, and the economic dynamics of society.
Education on Sociology of Criminal and Deviant
This course helps students understand the social context, theories, and issues related to deviant behavior, as well as explore various approaches to address and comprehend this phenomenon in society.
Educatiom on Sociology of Gender and Sexuality
The sociology of gender course provides a profound understanding of the social construction of gender, gender inequality, and social changes related to gender issues. Students are expected to analyze and comprehend the role of gender in society and contribute to a broader understanding of gender issues.
Education on Sociology of Religion
The sociology of religion course provides a profound understanding of the role of religion in society, while also helping students analyze the social, cultural, and political impacts from a sociological perspective.
Education on Sociology of Family and Communities
The family sociology course helps students understand the complexity of interactions and dynamics within families, exploring various issues and changes that occur in the context of families in society.
