Curriculum
The number of credits required to complete the degree program with Sociology as a minor depends on the chosen major. The program commences only in the winter semester.
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In addition to theory and methodology, the analysis of structures, mechanisms, and dynamics of social inequality forms a third pillar of sociological education.
Depending on the constellation of chosen disciplines and scope of ECTS credits, students may further specialize as part of a minor in Sociology.
Students benefit from the diversity of sociological perspectives and approaches represented at the Department of Sociology, which is likely unique in the German university landscape.
Our Bachelor degree program in Sociology is accredited by the quality assurance institute ACQUIN.
Important documents (all constellations)
The syllabus (PDF, 155 KB) lists all modules and courses in a table according to semester. This gives you a quick overview of all elements of your studies.
The examination and study regulations (PStO) (PDF, 143 KB) contain all information about examinations and deadlines, as well as your rights and obligations during your studies.
60 ECTS
The semester plan (PDF, 53 KB) provides an overview of all courses you should take per semester. The respective examinations and ECTS credits are also listed so that you can estimate the amount of work required per module or per semester.
The module manual (PDF, 396 KB) describes each module in detail, providing comprehensive information on the content and scope of the respective courses.
30 ECTS
The semester plan (PDF, 88 KB) provides an overview of all courses you should take per semester. The respective examinations and ECTS credits are also listed so that you can estimate the amount of work required per module or per semester.
The module manual (PDF, 308 KB) describes each module in detail, providing comprehensive information on the content and scope of the respective courses.
30 ECTS for Statistics students
The semester plan (PDF, 91 KB) provides an overview of all courses you should take per semester. The respective examinations and ECTS credits are also listed so that you can estimate the amount of work required per module or per semester.
The module manual (PDF, 349 KB) describes each module in detail, providing comprehensive information on the content and scope of the respective courses.