Qualitative Research in Sociology

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Qualitative Research in Sociology offers an in-depth exploration of qualitative research methodologies and their application within sociological inquiry. This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical foundations, key concepts, and ethical considerations associated with qualitative research. Through lectures, readings, and discussions, students will critically engage with qualitative research literature and develop the analytical skills necessary for evaluating, interpreting, and synthesizing qualitative data.

KP6_WG10 - can characterise the sociological and psychological theories concerning the place of the individual in the social structure

KP6_WG13 - understands the role of an individual in shaping various types of communities at various levels of the social structure

KP6_WK1 - has knowledge of the functioning of various types of contemporary and historical social structures

KP6_UW1 - is able to use various typologies of social phenomena to describe and analyse them

KP6_UW4- is able to independently create research hypotheses and makes first attempts to verify them

KP6_UW9 - is able to correctly analyse and interpret source texts on the basis of the acquired knowledge

KP6_UK1 - has the skills of substantive argumentation using the views of various authors and formulating conclusions in scientific works (essays, annual and semester works)

KP6_UK4 - speaks a modern foreign language at the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

KP6_UU1 - is able to use various sources in written assignments. can recognize various types of sources, can use Internet sources

KP6_KK3 - is able to think critically, is aware of the need to demonstrate scientific reliability and the ability to correctly argue in the situation of a scientific or ideological dispute

KP6_KR2 - ensures compliance with the law in relation to intellectual property issues

KP6_KR4 - is aware of the complexity and multidimensional nature of social life and is sensitive to the phenomenon of cultural relativism

Attendance: is a prerequisite for passing the classes (2 absence allowed).

Preparation for classes and individual and/or group activity during classes: 50% of the grade.

Written essay (2500 words): 50% of the grade.

AI Statement

Statement on the Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The use of AI is permissible at every stage of the work provided that:

a) The intention to use AI shall first be consulted with me.

b) Students will explain how they intend to utilize AI support.

c) In the final essay, there will be a statement on the use of AI along with a declaration of how AI was utilized.

In the event that these steps have not been taken by the students, and tests reveal that the work has been written with a probability of 75% (or higher) using AI, then similar to the case of plagiarism detection, passing the course is not possible.