W2.1 March 11 (Mon) Im Yeon Jin

 

1. summary

This article explains what people with a sociology degree can do.

First of all, sociology is chosen by people with a variety of personality types, and those who choose this field enjoy it at high rates. After graduation, sociology majors can pursue a variety of roles in business, government, and non-profit organizations, including consumer research, site selection, and product testing. In some cases, you may continue your studies. You can also pursue a more professional career by earning a doctoral degree.

This article explores the various possibilities of a sociology degree and provides useful information for students majoring in the discipline.


2. mention of any new, interesting, or unusual items learned

I thought that society itself was a very broad scope, but sociology had a narrow scope, but it was surprising that people who majored in sociology were active in a broader scope than I thought. It was also interesting to find that many sociology majors were satisfied with their choice to study this subject.


3. discussion

How can sociological imagination be developed and what are the ways to utilize it in real life?

Comments

  1. GAYEONG JO 조가영March 17, 2024 at 7:38 AM

    Sociological research involves processes such as problem identification and topic selection, hypothesis formulation, research design, data collection, data analysis, hypothesis testing, conclusion drawing, and generalization. Sociologists utilize sociological theories to propose policies for social issues, aiming to mitigate social inequalities and address poverty through initiatives like job creation, economic support, and vocational training programs for the impoverished.

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  2. 24. HanSangBongMarch 17, 2024 at 7:53 AM

    Probably it comes from reading, studying, learning, even watching videos. And we can utilize it by making films or writing a novel or writing lyrics ...etc.

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  3. Cho yunseoMarch 20, 2024 at 7:34 PM

    Sociological imagination can be developed by raising questions. Sociological imagination can arise from having questions, such as questions about problems prevalent in society and thinking about solutions to them. In addition, these methods can be applied in real life.

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