At the end of the course you should be able to define Sociology, recognise the concepts within Sociological studies, have a brief knowledge of the methods used by sociologists, and understand how the study of sociology could impact on whatever field of employment you may be considering.

Course Administration

This courses provide a complete study guide to the topic. It is not tutored. The course will take you about 4 hours to complete. You will need to listen to the presentations and read the course content and online required readings while you fill out your Workbook, or do other written activities. The course has self-test quizzes (not recorded), other interactive activities, and a final multiple choice quiz to be completed.

You will be enrolled into this course for either one month from the date of your enrollment, or until you have successfully completed it, whichever comes first.

When you have completed the course, email the Health e-Learning Administrator and your Certificate will be emailed to you.

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What our students say

Anika: This gives an interesting perpective on human inter relationships. I have insight into the behaviours of workmates, flatmates and groups of people in the street. Have always found 'people watching' an interesting past-time, esp. in train stations.

Mandy: I basically had no clue what sociology was prior to taking this course. I now feel I have an understanding of sociology. I feel like I learned a lot in this course.

Trudy: This was a fine overview of a tedious subject. I cannot think of any way the subject matter could have been made more interesting.

Elaine: This course was a challenge but seemed very well organized and concise. I enjoyed learning as much as I did from taking this course. Thank you for creating it!