Please see our interdisciplinary Spring 2017 Sociology courses on our website and feel free to post/forward.
The following courses may be of particular interest to students:
- SOC 5090- Topics in Soc: Immigration to the U.S.: Beyond Walls (3 crs)
- SOC 5104 - Crime and Human Rights (3 crs)
- SOC 5315 - Never Again! Memory & Politics after Genocide (3 crs)
- SOC 8011 - Teaching Sociology: Theory & Practice (3 crs)
- SOC 8090 - 001 Topics in Soc – Sociology & Its Publics (1.5 crs) (by instructor permission)
- SOC 8090 - 002 Topics in Soc - Cross-Disciplinary Approaches to Human Rights (3 crs)
- SOC 8090 - 003 Topics in Soc - Sociology of Black Experience (3 crs)
- SOC 8190 - Topics in Law, Crime, and Deviance - Race, Crime & Punishment (3 crs)
- SOC 8501 - Sociology of the Family (3 crs)
- SOC 8801 - Sociological Research Methods (4 crs)
- SOC 8811 - Advanced Social Statistics (4 crs)
- SOC 8890 - 001 Advanced Topics in Research Methods - Interviewing (3 crs)
- SOC 8890 - 002 Advanced Topics in Research Methods - Sex, Death, & Mobility: Population Modeling (3 crs)
Select the course link to see additional information about these courses.
For additional course details, you can also click on the following link with our Spring 2017 Sociology course list (you'll need to scroll to the bottom for the grad seminars). This is a class scheduling tool developed by the College of Science and Engineering and gives a lot of detail all at once on one screen vs clicking through several screens when using the class search in MyU. This tool allows you to quickly review any UMN dept class schedule.
Send questions or permission requests to drasi001@umn.edu
