Sociology

SOC611 Sociology of the family

• A Study on the Major Theoretical Positions of Family Sociology
• A Study on the Relationship between Social Change and Family System
• (Aging, Informationization, Changes in Post-Industrial Social and Economic System)
• The relationship between family phenomena and major social structural variables (class, gender, race/ethnicity)
• Review of key issues in the private sector of family and individuals

SOC612 Study on Aging Society

Currently, Korea is aging so rapidly that it is unprecedented in other countries.It analyzes the current status and trend of aging, identifies the cause of rapid aging, and explores biological, psychological, and social theories related to general aging.In addition, focusing on the lives of the elderly in an aging society, it will open at an overview level on topics such as economy, health, human relations, housing, social participation, death and deathbed.

SOC620 Tourism and Modern Society

Tourism is currently the largest industry in the world and is a major factor and result of social change.And above all, modern people are constantly moving and traveling, and the "tourism" they experience in the process has now become a part of their daily lives.As such, tourism reflects the characteristics of modern society well and is an important social phenomenon that constitutes the life of modern people, but it has not received serious academic attention and has been slow to theorize.Starting with this awareness of the problem, this course aims to critically examine existing social science studies on various tourism phenomena in modern society and seek a theoretical framework for more in-depth analysis of tourism.In addition, we would like to have an opportunity to study the cultural industries around us related to tourism in detail and seek more desirable alternatives.

SOC627 Social Contexts of Advertizing

In a capitalist industrial society, which can be characterized by the flourishing of commodity economy and the commercialization of all socio-cultural factors, advertising is one of the important means of an ideological system that reflects and leads our society's cultural dominance.In this subject, by exploring the social meaning and context of advertising, cultural codes to understand the nature of our society are revealed, and the production mechanism of advertising is studied in connection with the current status of the advertising industry.

SOC613 Special Topics in Gerontology

It is a subject for students who want to study a specific subject in depth and more deeply within the academic field of gerontology.For example, topics of interest such as the health of the elderly, human relationships including family members, residential life, social participation, and welfare facilities are selected and explored in depth.

SOC614 Aging Problems and Policies for the Elderly

In order to identify and cope with major social and economic problems caused by the current rapid aging in Korea, the government's low-birth and aging society policy established in 2006 is closely reviewed and predicted.After that, new policy alternatives are sought and the focus of the policy is discussed.

SOC608 Study on Multicultural Society

As the international movement of capital and labor force due to economic globalization becomes common, conflicts between different cultures are emerging throughout modern society.The movement of population between countries is the influx of population from low-developed countries to Seonji industrial countries, and major countries are entering a multi-ethnic society, and Korea is no exception.This subject was designed to enhance the ability to review various social problems that arise in multiracial and multicultural societies and to seek reasonable social solutions through this.

SOC621 mass media and modern society (Mass Media in Modern Society)

The majority of the meanings and experiences that make up modern people's lives and existence are filled with things mediated by the mass media, so understanding of modern society, culture, and human life cannot be complete without an understanding of the mass media.This subject studies issues and problems related to various media such as movies, television, radio, popular novels, and the Internet, focusing on the history of mass media, political and economic logic, social, political, and military functions, cognitive and aesthetic functions, and relationships with audiences.

SOC622 Popular Culture

It examines the phenomenon of popular culture as a collective expression of modern cultural codes and learns about various theoretical and empirical perspectives on the social meaning system and the trend of social change to analyze them. Through this, it enhances the ability to analyze popular culture, which is part of the core value system of postmodern society. Specifically dealt with the significance of popular culture, postmodernism and popular culture, and popular culture by field (TV, broadcasting, media, publishing, film, music, consumption).

SOC623 Industrial Aspects Culture

It explores the industrial phenomenon as a modern form of expression of popular culture. Specifically, the relationship between the value system that supports popular culture and capitalist economicism is interpreted from the perspective of the market, and the mechanism of its operation is studied. Through this, we deepen our understanding of culture and explore the possibilities and limitations of culture as a market phenomenon. Specifically, the contents to be dealt with include creativity and social context, content of expressive goods, production, consumption, cultural industry of digital society, globalization and cultural industry, and cultural industry and market.

SOC629 Cultural Studies and Cultural Theories

Cultural research is a methodology and research area that studies culture in combination, such as critical theory, political economy, communication, sociology, social theory, media theory, and film/video theory. It studies theories that critically shed light on the meaning and changes of culture in modern society, the social and political functions of culture, its relationship with the symbolic and aesthetic dimensions of culture, and the mechanism of semantic action. It reviews German critical theory tradition, French structuralist and de-structuralist cultural theory, British cultural research tradition, political and economic approaches to media and culture, feminism, and post-colonialism theory, and deals with topics such as ideology, identity, social class, and sexuality.

SOC624 Cultural Policy

Deepens understanding of the public nature of culture and the meaning and role of cultural policies, and explores the possibility of cultural policies that can enhance the cultural publicity and culture of modern society. In addition, it seeks to cultivate the possibility and ability to enhance the publicity of culture in the cultural industry field. For this purpose, it studies cultural policy cases of major countries and fosters the ability to set cultural policy agendas and develop issues.

SOC606 Seminar in Future Studies

This course aims to cultivate predictive skills for the future society. The main focus of this subject is not the content of predictions for the future society in various areas, but rather the theoretical, logical, and methodological frameworks that enable these predictions. Therefore, this subject is based on learning the formal framework of theoretical and logical electric fields necessary to predict the future society, which is the ultimate goal of social science. It also learns various methodological techniques that can be applied to the process of understanding current trends and predicting the future. Based on these formal and methodological learning, we critically examine the contents of predictions for various areas of future society.

SOC605 Social Problems and Social Survey

Students explore attitudes and theoretical backgrounds on social issues such as labor, leisure, education, medical care, living environment, crime, inequality, and discrimination, as well as life cycle issues such as children, adolescents, and the elderly.

SOC609 Seminar on Social Change and Future Society

The theoretical perspectives on the process, direction, and mechanism of macroscopic social change are glimpsed, and various predictions about the future society are compared based on the arguments of representative futurists.Based on this, we predict the in-depth driving force and future of Korean society.

SOC601 Seminar on Social Theory

In order to properly understand the nature, content, and role of sociology, major theories that have attracted academic attention in the process of sociology development are analyzed.

SOC631 Special Lecture on Sociology I (Special Topics in Society I)

It focuses on introducing and reviewing special research tasks that are not covered in the existing curriculum.

SOC632 Special Lecture on Sociology II (Special Topics in Society II)

It focuses on introducing and reviewing special research tasks that are not covered in the existing curriculum.

SOC633 Special Study on Sociology I (Special Seminar in Society I)

It focuses on special research tasks.

SOC634 Special Study on Sociology II (Special Seminar in Society II)

It focuses on special research tasks.

SOC635 Special Study on Sociology II (Special Seminar in Society III)

It focuses on special research tasks.

SOC636 Special Study on Sociology IV (Special Seminar in Society IV)

It focuses on special research tasks.

SOC610 Sociological Social Psychology

1. The main theory
   • The theory of self-symbolic interaction
   • Phenomenological sociology
   • Theory of exchange
   • Cognitive theory
   • Social Structure and Personality Theory
2. Interaction with Individuals
   • Ego and identity
   • Attitude and behavior
   • Emotion and society
   • Language and society
3. Relationships and small groups
   • Social networking and exchange
   • Power and social structure
   • Conflict and negotiation
   • Justice and equity
   • A social dilemma
4. Social Structure and Social Process
   • Gender
   • The course of one's life
   • Tiering and moving tiers
   • Work and occupation
   • Health and quality of life
   • Comparative culture

SOC607 Quality of Life Study

• Theoretical positions related to quality of life and well-being (social psychological approach, cultural anthropological approach, social structural approach)
• Concepts and measurement methods of quality of life
• a major factor in quality of life
  • Personal/behavioral factors (attitude, habits, life cycle, etc.)
  • Social factors (aging, economic and professional systems, work/leisure)
  • Cultural Factors (Comparative Cultural Approach)
• Relationship between an individual's social structural position and quality of life (class, gender, race/ethnicity)
• Quality of life and major social systems (medical system, educational system, informatization, etc.)
• A Case Study on the Quality of Life Promotion Policy

SOC628 Leisure and Modern Society

• As the importance of culture and leisure emerges in modern society, interest in "leisure" and leisure-related research are increasing in the field of social science.This class will cover the following about 'leisure'.
• First, it systematically learns, criticizes, and analyzes the concept of leisure and social science theory of leisure.
• Second, we examine the changes in the meaning and role of leisure in overseas (West-centered) and Korean history.
• Third, it learns, criticizes, and analyzes theories related to leisure psychology developed in Leisure Studies.
• Fourth, it examines, criticizes, and analyzes research trends in "dark leisure" (dark leisure, alcoholism, trading spring, etc.), which has emerged as a recent research issue in modern society, and leisure (women's leisure, etc.) of social minority groups.

SOC602 Research Methodologies

Learn the basic scientific philosophical background necessary to study and analyze social phenomena from a social science perspective and the logical background of research development, and examine all types of research appropriate for research problems of various behaviors.It also learns about the types and forms of data necessary to conduct such research and deals with specific techniques of research methods in harmony with quantitative and qualitative methodologies.Specifically, methods such as data collection and analysis process by survey, interview techniques, content analysis, case study, and organizational analysis are covered.

Seminar in Visual Sociology (SOC625)

It examines the development of cameras that have dramatically changed their perspective in modern society and how images and images of movies, videos and televisions, and other visual media correspond to modern society.It reviews the sociological implications of video media that are increasingly influential and theoretically explores the relationship between video media and society.

Seminar in Sociology of Art, SOC626

It examines the meaning, research methods, social functions, and dynamics of culture along with cases, and enhances understanding of our society by exploring the social aspects of the times reflected in art through a sociological perspective.Focusing on the social function and role of art, we examine how art has changed according to social structural and historical conditions and how it affects human life.

SOC615 인구론 (Population Research)

The problem of urban population is the primary component of urban policy formation.This subject discusses various techniques and policy implications for analyzing the current status, trends, and causes of increase and decrease by age, gender, and region of the urban population.In addition, this discussion of urban population will form the basis for urban application of general population theory by being linked to discussions on adjacent urban policies such as housing, land, transportation, and welfare.

SOC616 Gender and Society

It introduces feminist theories and methodologies that explain the causes of gender inequality, reviews gender issues in major areas of modern society, and examines practical methods to achieve equal gender relations.

SOC603 통계학I (Advanced Statistics I)

In order to develop the ability for empirical analysis of various data, basic concepts of statistics are introduced and the process of applying statistical methodologies is studied.Specifically

• The significance and description of the data;
• The concept of probability and probability variables,
• Probability distribution,
• Samples and distribution of samples,
• Presumptive,
• Black

deal with the back