This introductory course brings perspectives of the social sciences to bear on understanding group behavior. The course examines society using theoretical and methodological principles and applications that distinguish sociology from other social sciences. Learners gain insight into unique aspects of cultural and social interaction across the globe, while examining negative aspects of social control, deviance and crime, and authority. Information presented explains how culture, values, roles, norms, social interaction, and social stratification influence everyday life through careers, community, and family.
Credit: 4.5
BHMT participants are responsible for making sure selected course(s) will transfer to the accepting institution.
PLEASE NOTE: BHMT will use your available KP tuition reimbursement funds for eligible tuition, fees and materials expenses. If available tuition reimbursement funds are not sufficient to cover expenses, BHMT will cover the remainder at no cost to you.
October 2 – November 8
Drop Date — October 10th
November 12 – December 20
Drop Date — November 19th
January 1 – February 7
Drop Date — January 7th
February 12 – March 21
Drop Date — February 18th
April 2 – May 9
Drop Date — April 8th
May 14 – June 20
Drop Date — May 20th
July 2 – August 8
Drop Date — July 8th
August 13 – September 19
Drop Date — August 19th