Academics

Course Overview

This course examines how work is related to societal and technological changes. Topics include long-term trends in the nature of work and the differences in work among major segments of the labor force, including differences by race, gender and disability. The course also examines how globalization is affecting work and workers in the United States as well as in selected other countries.

Program: Sociology

Credit: 3

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SOC-395

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Special topics in the discipline, designed primarily for…

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SOC-405

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This course will examine a specific issue that…

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SOC-407

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SOC-423

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SOC-436

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SOC-450

Internship Seminar with…

Students will apply knowledge and skills gained in…

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