Sociology of Civilizations

The undergraduate course “Sociology of Civilizations” examines the dimensions of social structure, interaction and cultural diversity at the international level. It analyzes the cultural values, practices and ideologies that shape societies worldwide, with an emphasis on the differences and similarities between cultures. It examines the relationship between cultures and other social factors, such as technology, economics and politics. Students learn to analyze and interpret cultural phenomena through modern theoretical approaches and field research. Through problem-based evidence, discussions and assignments, students develop their ability to apply sociological theories to real-world examples of cultural diversity and interaction. The course seeks to enhance critical thinking and understanding of global social reality.