Introduction

1.Introduction to sociology.Sociological thinking.

Sociological imagination.

2.The emergence and historical development of sociology stages. Development of private schools and directions

(A. Comte, E. Durkheim, G. Spencer).Sociological theory

3.Structural functionalism. Macro- and micro-levels

in modern sociology

1.Sociology in the understanding of the social world

1. Sociological perspectives and tasks

2.The ories and concepts in modern sociology

2.Introduction to Sociology Theory

1.The design of sociological research. Research questions

2.Hypothesis. Variables Sample. Methods of collecting information. Qualitative and quantitative

3.Analysis and data collection

3.Sociological studies

1.Stratification as a structured inequality between different groups. Stratification Systems and Differentiation

2.A brief review of theories of social stratification (K. Marx, M. Weber). Forms of social stratification (P. Sorokin).

3.Social mobility. Horizontal and vertical mobility

4.Social structure and stratification of society

1.The relationship between the individual and society. Theories of socialization and identity (T.Parsons, G.H.Mead)

2.Stages of socialization. Primary socialization. Secondary socialization. Adult stage of socialization

3.Gender socialization. Gender order. Identity and personality. Social and personal identity

4.Roles and Statuses in Sociology

5.Socialization and identity

1.Family in a cross-cultural and historical perspective. Social functions of the family

2.Typology of a family. Marriage and kinship

3.Change in family relationships. Comparative studies of family and family relationships

6.Family and modernity

1.A brief overview of theoretical approaches to deviation (sociological, biological, psychological, economic and cultural).

2.Anomie and society. Delinquency and crime

3.Social control as a mechanism of socialization of an individual

7.Deviation, crime and social control

1.Religion: basic concepts. Sociological analysis of religion. Religion and social inequality

2.Sociology of culture. Elements of culture

3.Culture and civilization: the ratio of concepts and meanings

4.Values, traditions and customs

5.Modernization of public consciousness, national code, mentality and worldview: correlation parameters

8.Religion, Culture and Society

1.Socio-ethnic communities. Ethnicity, people, nation. Ethnic identity

2.Interethnic and interfaith harmony. Assembly of the people of Kazakhstan

9.Sociology of Ethnicity and Nation

1.Education in a global perspective. Education as a social institution. The functions of formal education

2.Education: social class, gender and ethnic differences

3.Accessibility of education, cultural capital and inequality

4.Sociological perspectives of education

10.Education and social inequality

1.Mass information and mass communication in social systems. The functions of the mass media

2.Theoretical approaches to the media and technology

11.Mass Media

1.Modern technologies. Types of media

2.Social control and observation

3.Cyber terrorism. Protection of personal data

12.Technology and Society

1.Economic development in a historical perspective

2.Comparative analysis of economic systems

3.Labor market and employment structure

4.The main sectors of the economy

5.Kazakhstan in a global socio-economic system. Global division of labor

12.Economics, globalization and labor

1.Sociological approach to the study of health and medicine. Health and society (in historical perspective)

2.Socially significant diseases. Economic and social aspects of healthcare

3.Health system accessibility. Scientific medicine

4.Population aging

14.Health and Medicine

1.Modernization and urbanization. Global urbanization

2.Sources of social change

3.Modern population studies. Migration

4.Rural life

15.Population, urbanization and social movements

1.Social change. Sociological perspectives on the study of social change. The main components of social change

2.Social revolutions and social reforms. Social Development Concepts

16. Social Change: New Sociological Discussions

Conclusion

References:

Sociology is the scientific study of the nature and development of society and social behaviour, the study of human social life. Because human social life is so expansive, sociology has many sub-sections of study, ranging from the analysis of conversations to the development of theories to try to understand how the entire world works.

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