Old curriculum of Sociology - adopted at the Senate session that took place on 14th of November 2019

Curriculum

The Ph.D. programme is primarily individual with a small portion of organized study work, which comprises of two exams in the first year. 

The first year contains, from the organized study work, the mandatory methodological and elective theoretical course  and a seminar for the preparation of doctoral dissertation  disposition. The first year is completed  with the confirmed doctoral dissertation topic and submitted disposition of the doctoral dissertation.

COURSE
1. semester
2. september
ECTS
ECTS

Methods of Triangulation

15
Elective Theoretical Course
18

Seminar for Disposition

15
Individual Work on Disposition
12
TOGETHER
33
27

The second year is entirely intended for individual research work for the purpose of preparing doctoral dissertation with the assistance of the selected supervisor and possibly a co-supervisor.

COURSE
1. semester
2. semester
ECTS
ECTS
Individual wok on Dissertation
30
30
TOGETHER
30
30

The third year allows the candidate,  to address critical responses to his/her draft of dissertation obtained at the Dissertation Seminar and to correct, complete, finalize and defend his/her doctoral dissertation, taking into account relevant suggestions. 

COURSE1. semester
2. semester
ECTS
ECTS

Dissertation Seminar

15
Individual work on Dissertation
15
30
TOGETHER
30
30

The selection of theoretical in-depth knowledge, which will be selected by the student as an elective unit, primarily depends on his/her selection of doctoral dissertation topic. In this sense, SASS offers two options:

– Candidate can choose one of the elective course at SASS  the closest, or

– Candidate can choose the equivalent theoretical content at another relevant domestic or foreign accredited higher education institution. 

COURSE
ECTS
Contemporary Theories in Economic Sociology
18
Contemporary Theories in Political Sociology
18
Contemporary Theories in Sociology of Culture
18
European Union Studies (NEW!)
18

*Students choose one course.