Specialisation courses* – Sociology – 2025/2026 academic year
- General development faculties (to be chosen by the student)
Core obligatory courses* – Sociology – 2025/2026 academic year
- Microsociology
- Statistics for Social Research
- Challenges of modern societies: Poland – Europe – the world
- Cultures and Society
- Economy, Politics and Society: Contemporary Capitalism and Social Inequalities
- Etnography on-line: research and ethics
- Introduction to Social Science Research: Methodologies and Data
- Introduction to Sociology
- Qualitative Data Analysis (Atlas.ti)
- Qualitative Data Analysis (R)
- Social psychology: theory & practice
- Society and Climate Changes
- Society and The Digital Revolution
- Sociological Research: Qualitative
- Sociological Research: Quantitative
- Sociological theories: from the classics to the modern
- Sociological Thinking in Practice
- Sociology of Emotions
- Workshop of Critical Reflection: Analysis of Philosophical and Socio-political Texts
- Workshop of effective communication
- Workshop of Using Sociological Imagination: Sociological Theories in Practice
- World Social History (XXth and XXI Century)
- Physical Education
- Foreign Language
- Internships
In addition to the above – elective courses
*Note: Civitas University reserves the right to alter the content of any course and at any time.
The program is offered only if a required minimum number of students opt for it.
Please note, that the schedule of courses may be different for students starting the program in the spring semester than for students starting the program in the winter semester.
After having successfully completed this program, students will be granted a diploma of Licencjat in Sociology, specialization: Sociology.
Poland conforms to the guidelines from the Bologna Process in European higher education. The degree awarded upon graduation is: Licencjat (first cycle studies; the Polish equivalent of the Bachelor’s degree; similar to the BA title). Upon graduation, the Student receives a Diploma of completion of studies together with a Diploma Supplement (copy of the Diploma translated into English, describing the degree, level and specialisation)