Syllabi - Course description
1st year - 2014/2015
1. Compulsory courses
- Comparative Sociology, C.Demetriou
- Gender Sociology in Comparative perspective, M.Mikucka
- Happiness and Subjective Well-being Research, F.Sarracino
- Measurement Invariance, P.Schmidt
- Multilevel regression analysis, E.Ponarin
- Quantitative methods, S.B.Spencer, A.Almakaeva
- Qualitative Methods, L. Di Puppo
- Social Theory, C.Swader
- Human Empowerment: the Co-Evolution of Rights and Culture, C.Welzel
2. Elective courses
Theory block
- Historical Sociology, C.Demetriou
- Organizational Theory, K.Baek
- Population Studies, V.Kozlov
Other Sociology department disciplines
- Organization Studies, I.Nikiforova
- Individualization and Intimacy, C.Swader
- Social Structures and Social Inequalities, R.Mrowczynski
- Sociology of Care, R. Flores
- Sociology of corruption, L. Di Puppo
- Sociology of body, A. Vanke
Methods block
- Applied Research on Inequalities: Race, Gender, Migration, and Ethnicity, V.Kostenko
- Bayesian Statistics, B.Sokolov
- Questionnaire design E.Lytkina
- Structural Equation Modeling, M.Rudnev
- Methods and Practices of Media Research, S. Davydov
Other Sociology department disciplines
- Contemporary Applied Statistics, I.Nikiforova
- Qualitative Data Analysis using Atlas TI Software, R.Mrowczynski
- Applied Comparative Labor Market Studies, T.Karabchuk
- Analysis of Sociological Data, E.Ponarin, V.Kostenko, B.Sokolov
3. Research seminar
- Research Workshop, T.Karabchuk, A.Nemirovskaya