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■ MA Program in Sociology

- Students possess a basic knowledge and a theoretical understanding of sociology.
- Students can apply sociological thinking, based on historical social contexts, to the increasingly complex contemporary society.
- Students are expected to understand the principles that ground human rights and social justice, and possess a drive and concern out of these principles to address social issues.
- Students can effectively communicate their motivation and concerns for researching social issues especially to those people involved in data collection.
- Students possess the ability to exchange views with others based on both a basic knowledge of sociology and particular social situations. Students are expected to be able to express their concerns and opinions clearly and theoretically in writing as well as communicate through oral presentations.

■ MA Program in Social Work

- Students possess a basic knowledge and a theoretical understanding of social work.
- Students can apply sociological thinking, based on historical social contexts, to the increasingly complex contemporary society.
- Students are expected to understand the principles that ground human rights and social justice, and possess motivation and concern out of these principles to address social issues. In addition, based on these principles, students possess the knowledge, methods and values of social work.
- Students can effectively communicate their motivations and concerns for researching social issues especially to those people involved in data collection.
- Students possess the ability to exchange views with others based on both a basic knowledge of social work policy and administration, and the values and ethics of social work, as well as particular social situations. Students are expected to be able to express their concerns and opinions clearly and theoretically in writing, as well as communicate through oral presentations.

■ PhD Program in Sociology

- Students possess the knowledge in sociology needed to complete research projects and be able to interpret knowledge theoretically.
- Students can apply sociological thinking, based on historical social contexts, to the increasingly complex contemporary society and be able to propose solutions.
- Students are expected to understand the principles that ground human rights and social justice, and possess motivation and concern out of these principles to address social issues.
- Students can effectively communicate their motivations and concerns for researching social issues
- Based on the achievements of sociological research, and the direction and results of a particular research project, students possess the ability to exchange views with others. Students are expected to be able to present their research through writing a dissertation as well as through oral presentations.

■ PhD Program in Social Work

- Students possess the knowledge in social work needed to complete research projects and be able to interpret knowledge theoretically.
- Students can apply social work thinking, based on historical social contexts, to the increasingly complex contemporary society and be able to propose solutions.
- Students are expected to understand the principles that ground human rights and social justice, and possess motivation and concern out of these principles to address social issues.
- Students can effectively communicate their motivations and concerns for researching social issues.
- Based on the achievements of social work research, and the direction and results of a particular research project, students possess the ability to exchange views with others. Students are expected to be able to present their research through writing a dissertation as well as through oral presentations.

Note, The listed courses are subject to change.

Program in Social Work

Note, The listed courses are subject to change.