W2.1 March 11th （Monday） JIA YUAN

  1、Summary

Sociology is an academic field that studies various aspects of human society, including social structure, social relations, social change, culture, social inequality, and social problems. The sociology major covers a wide range of topics, from individual behavior at the micro level to social structures and institutions at the macro level. During the study of sociology, students usually come into contact with the core theories, research methods and application fields of sociology, and master relevant knowledge and skills through classroom study, field investigation and internship. A degree in sociology certifies candidates for positions in social work, market research and survey analysis, human resource management, social policy and public affairs, educational fields, social studies,Media and communications, community development and organization, politics and international relations, mental health services, etc

2、Interesting point

Sociology covers a wide range of fields of study, involving social structure, culture, human behavior, social change and other aspects, giving people the opportunity to explore the rich variety of social phenomena. Sociology is not only full of academic depth and ideological inspiration, but also closely connected with real life, providing students with a rich learning experience and career development opportunities.

3 Problem 

How to choose the direction of sociology or specialization that suits me?


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