Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to:

Course Specific Skills:

1. understand that it is relations not entities that construct society.

2. grow a sociological approach towards the key social dimensions (e.g. power, change, production).

3. see connections between and among seemingly disconnected facts.

Discipline Specific Skills:

4. develop a sense of how society works (and does not work).          

5. comprehend that a social fact is always negotiable.

6. adopt a contextual look at the social.

Personal and Key Skills:

7. imagine different ways of picturing society and social relations.

8. develop a reflexive understanding of their selves and their environment.

9. sense the complexity of the so-called everyday life.