Sociology
Scope: Sociology is the study of the processes of social
organisation and change and their consequences in human life. Sociologists
look to such things as social class, gender, ethnicity, power and culture
to understand and explain the differences in how people, live, think
and feel. The media and cultural trends such as consumerism, individualism,
feminism, post-modernism, and corporatism are studied. Undergraduate
subjects are taught at Clayton, Caulfield and Gippsland campuses and
honours and postgraduate degrees are offered at Clayton campus.
Related subject pages: Anthropology, Politics, Southeast
Asia, Women's and gender studies
Contact librarians: Susan
Little (Matheson Library), Janet
McGarry (Caulfield Library), Jane
Purton (Gippsland Library).
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