DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
BACHELOR (LICENSE) • SOCIOLOGY (B. A.)
OBJECTIVE
Curriculum will familiarize you with the main theoretical perspectives in sociology and with the different modes of social explanation. From the standpoint of methodology, you will be trained to both qualitative and quantitative methods (field research, questionnaire survey, qualitative analysis, statistical techniques). The program also includes a large number of thematic courses about different companies and different objects of study and knowledge areas (family, culture, social, work and organization, social inequality movements, ethnicity, environment, etc.) that will enable you to develop your knowledge, your understanding and ability to analyze social phenomena and their issues.
Abilities
Be curious and love to analyze and understand human thought, opinions and behaviors. Be interested in issues related to social organization and interaction of groups in society. Wanting to know and understand the origin and foundations of social and cultural phenomena. Be realistic, open-minded and critical. Having the ability to communicate. Be dynamic, capable of initiative and adaptation.
Opportunity
A sociologist conducts research to describe, analyze, explain or understand the processes and social phenomena, social dynamics and patterns of interaction of individuals within various structures and institutions (family, kinship , communities, school affiliation, urban, ethnic, professional, political, etc.). Depending on your field of study and your work environment, you will be interested in different social problems (poverty, delinquency, school dropout, ethnic conflict), will collect data using appropriate techniques and tools (field observations, surveys, opinion surveys, interviews, sociometric tests, etc.), will treat these data, analyze the results and will produce a report or make recommendations. You will make a critical analysis of the situation in order to make an informed and based judgment.
Professions
Development officer or project
Research Officer, Researcher
Analyst or director of investigations
Researcher
Designer of assessment instruments
Social Evaluation and Research Advisor
Research Professional
Sounder
Employers
Health and social services agencies
Social science research centers
Educational Institutions
Ministries and public and parapublic organizations
Orders or professional associations
Community Organizations
Regional Development Agencies
International Organizations
Unions
Opening Senior Programs
Bachelor’s Degree – This leads to graduate studies, including sociology.
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION
All requirements must be met when undertaking the program.
The applicant must meet the following requirements:
Be 18 years or older.
Hold a high school diploma (Bac II) or its equivalent.
Having left school early.
Applicants presenting a combination of education and relevant experience deemed equivalent to that required of the holder applicant may be eligible as a result of the analysis of the file.
The program is limited enrollment. The number of places is very limited.
Selection Criteria
The application is analyzed on the basis of the quality of academic record.
Laptop
In undertaking its program, the student must acquire, from the first session, a portable computer equipped with a number of software, allowing the applicant to undertake the course of his research. Proficiency in basic computer functions and common software is essential. Introductory courses to specialized software are offered outside the program.
Knowledge of French
The student admitted to sociology department must comply with the provisions relating to the implementation of the policy on the use of French at the University GOC
Non-francophone candidate
The candidate whose language of instruction in primary and secondary education is not the French must demonstrate a minimum level of knowledge of the French language. His skills in written French will be assessed on arrival and, where applicable, a patch French courses could be added to its journey.
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
Bachelor (Licence) in Sociology (B. A.)
*This page presents the official version of the program. The University G.O.C. reserves the right to change the content without notice.
ADS – School Administration
ADS1908 Youth Sociology
ADS7008 Introduction to Sociology of Education
ADS7018 Sociology of Youth: special issue
CIN – Cinema
CIN1106 Sociology of the film industry
CIN2302 Sociology of the film industry
COM – Communications
COM1011 Psychosociology communication
CSO – Counseling and Guidance
CSO1003 Introduction to contemporary psychology
CSO1200 Clinical Sociology of work
CSO1302 Sociology of occupations
CSO1305 Psycho-socio-professional integration program
DRT – Right
DRT2102 Sociology of Law
EHE – Studies off-campus
EHE1SOC Studies – International profile – Bachelor of Sociology
LIT – Literature
LIT3103 Theory of Literature: Literature Sociology
POL – Political Science
POL7047 Comparative Politics and Political Sociology
POL8006 concentration Seminar: Comparative Politics and Political Sociology
SOC – Sociology
SOC0100 Introduction to Sociology
SOC1000 Introduction to Sociology
SOC1101 Introduction to Sociology of Law
SOC2104 Sociology of Religion
SOC2105 Sociology of work
SOC2106 Sociology of Black Africa
SOC2107 Sociology of organizations
SOC2108 Sociology of social movements
SOC2109 Sociology of knowledge
SOC2113 Sociology of Culture
SOC2115 Sociology Special Issue I
SOC2116 Special Question Sociology II
SOC2120 Sociology of technological innovation
SOC2125 Political Sociology
SOC2127 Social Psychology
SOC2132 Special Question Sociology III
SOC2133 Sociology IV Special Issue
SOC2137 Sociology of Health
SOC2140 Sociology of Education
SOC2142 Economic Sociology
SOC2150 Sociology of social problems
SOC2151 Sociology Fashion
SOC2154 Sociology of family and couple
SOC2200 Sociological Theory: interpretive sociology
SOC2300 Sociological theory: the sociology functionalism
SOC3003 Introduction to epistemology and sociology of science
SOC4154 Sociology of family and couple
SOC6500 Sociology Research Internship
SOC6501 Sociology of Scientific Report Research internship
SOC7004 Special Topics (sociology)
SOC7005 Special Topics (sociology)
SOC7006 Special Topics (sociology)
SOC7007 Special Topics (sociology)
SOC7008 Special Topics (sociology)
SOC7009 Special Topics (sociology)
(90 credits)
SOC-1000: Introduction to Sociology (3 credits) Description SOC-1001: Data Analysis I (3 credits) Description SOC-1003: Training and development of contemporary Haiti (3 credits) Description SOC-1004: Methods of empirical research (3 credits) Description SOC-1005: Methodology of intellectual work in the social sciences (3 credits) Description SOC-2100: Research objectives: Sociological Theory: from Marx to the Frankfurt School (3 credits) Description SOC-2200: Sociological Theory: interpretive sociology (3 credits) Description SOC-4101: Data Analysis II (3 credits) Description SOC-2300: Sociological theory: functionalism in Sociology (3 credits) Description SOC-2400: Sociological Theory: Structure and Action (3 credits) Description SOC-4100: Qualitative Methods (3 credits) Description SOC-2600: Sociological theory: the individual (3 credits) Description SOC-2700: Sociological theory: globalization (3 credits) Description PROGRAM (51 CREDITS) REQUIREMENT 1-3 9 AMONG CREDITS TO: Second Language Courses. Students must reach level Intermediate English II (TOEIC: 675) to complete its program.
REQUIREMENT 2-24 At 36 AMONG CREDITS
FEM-2000: Feminist Summer School (3 credits) Description LP-3610: Internship in the Haitian public service (3 credits) Description POL-2410: Polls and Public Opinion (3 credits) Description SOC-1100: Stratification and social classes (3 credits) Description SOC-1101: Introduction to Sociology of Law (3 credits) Description SOC-200: Research Laboratory II (6 credits) Description SOC-2101: The sociological thought in Haiti (3 credits) Description SOC-2102: Genesis of contemporary Haiti (3 credits) Description SOC-2103: Africa, Latin America and globalization (3 credits) Description SOC-2104: Sociology of Religion (3 credits) Description SOC 2105: Labour Sociology (3 credits) Description SOC-2106: Sociology of Black Africa (3 credits) Description SOC-2107: Sociology of Organizations (3 credits) Description SOC-2108: Sociology of social movements (3 credits) Description SOC-2109: Sociology of Knowledge (3 credits) Description SOC 2110: Course on Durkheim (3 credits) Description SOC-2111: Science and Society (3 credits) Description SOC-2112: Course on Marx (3 credits) Description SOC-2113: Sociology of Culture (3 credits) Description SOC-2114: Environment and Society (3 credits) Description SOC-2115: Special Issue of Sociology I (3 credits) Description SOC-2116: Special Issue of Sociology II (3 credits) Description SOC-2117: Consumption and Lifestyles (3 credits) Description SOC-2120: Sociology of technological innovation (3 credits) Description SOC-2123: Special Topic (1 credit) Description SOC-2125: Political Sociology (3 credits) Description SOC-2126: Social Demography (3 credits) Description SOC-2127: Social Psychology (3 credits) Description SOC-2129: Companies compared Latin America (3 credits) Description SOC-2131: China, India and globalization (3 credits) Description SOC-2132: Special Issue of Sociology III (3 credits) Description SOC-2133: Special Issue of Sociology IV (3 credits) Description SOC-2136: Ethnicity in Contemporary Societies (3 credits) Description SOC-2137: Health Sociology (3 credits) Description SOC-2140: Sociology of Education (3 credits) Description SOC-2141: Travel in the world-economy (3 credits) Description SOC-2142: Economic Sociology (3 credits) Description SOC-2144: Globalization and resistors (3 credits) Description SOC-2145: Subject and revolution of the proletariat to the multitude (3 credits) Description SOC-2147: Course on Laennec Hurbon (3 credits) Description SOC-2150: Sociology of social problems (3 credits) Description SOC-2151: Fashion Sociology (3 credits) Description SOC-2152: Africa, societies and the environment (3 credits) Description SOC-2153: Places and social spaces (3 credits) Description SOC-2155: Arts, society, globalization (3 credits) Description SOC-2410: Research Laboratory I (3 credits) Description SOC-2500: Stage I (3 Credits) Description SOC-2501: Internship II (3 credits) Description SOC-3003: Introduction to epistemology and sociology of science (3 credits) Description SOC-3100: Directed Readings II (3 credits) Description SOC-3101: Directed Readings (3 credits) Description SOC-3400: Bachelor Seminar (3 credits) Description SOC-4043: Contemporary Global Praxis (3 credits) Description SOC-4153: Gender and Society (3 credits) Description SOC-4154: Sociology of the family and the couple (3 credits) Description SOC-4157: Historical Global Praxis (1804-1975) (3 credits) Description International Profile EHE-1SOC: Studies – International profile – Bachelor’s degree in sociology (12 to 18 credits) Description