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Understanding the nature and value of play through the course of our lives, across cultures and communities.
The course in Sociology of Rural and Remote Communities introduces sociological perspectives on rural and remote communities with an emphasis on the multifaceted tension betwe ... +
Short Courses in Humanities
Earn a scholarship worth up to $10,000
The Social Communication Program in virtual mode offered by the FUP seeks to contribute to the development of the region and the country by training integral professionals, wi ... +
Sexual harassment is unwanted conduct of a sexual nature. Experiencing sexual harassment can be one of the most difficult situations a worker can face, however, it should not ... +
Trinity College Dublin offers a wide variety of challenging courses and appeals primarily to those students who are ready to adapt to an entirely new academic culture that req ... +
Study abroad in Spain! This program offers participants the opportunity to substantially improve their Spanish while studying abroad in “off the beaten path” La Co ... +
This course seeks to enhance and deepen the knowledge, first, about the social solidarity action in general, focusing on Argentina mainly and secondly, knowledge of the social ... +
Welcome to Valencia, a dream-like city which is actually real! Within the precincts of one single city, you will be able to experience both history and modernity while savorin ... +
Engage in a virtual semester, allowing international perspectives and global contexts to converge at your own desk. With weekly lessons, CEA’s faculty will use various formats ... +
Sociology is the study of people in society. It examines people as social beings on the individual, group and societal level. It can be defined as: ‘the scientific study of hu ... +
Thai Language and Society focus on studying the Thai language and culture and understanding Thai history and society.
Influence in Society and Business provides a compelling curriculum in English focused on Business and the social sciences.
This course enables students to develop and apply their theoretical and practical knowledge in a supervised internship experience.
Religion touches nearly every aspect of contemporary society and public life. It impacts issues of race and gender, social ethics, literature, and political philosophy.