Career prospects

In addition to the classical theoretical and methodological skills, the Sociology program provides students with concepts of education, models of employment, the organization of interests, the production of knowledge, and the performance of the governance of modern societies. The bachelor's program introduces the fundamentals and continues to provide knowledge and skills about the methods sociology uses to empirically collect data about society. Students are thus optimally prepared for more advanced Master's programs, but also for a career entry into the field. Although students attend compulsory courses during their studies, they still have sufficient freedom for independent study and the opportunity to select specific topics according to their own interests. The program is divided into three study phases and includes a major, a minor, an internship, a (voluntary) stay abroad, and the acquisition of integrative and additive key competencies.