SOC 3395 - SOCIOLOGY OF WORK

This course provides a critical introduction to work and occupations in American society. It uses theory, empirical data, and research findings to explore how work is shaped by the structure of society. Students engage in fundamental sociological analysis of work and its history, organization, culture, inequalities, diversity, on-the-job characteristics, connections to power, and intersection with other spheres of social life.

Prerequisites & Notes: Must have 24 earned credits

Credits: 3cr

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