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Bachelor's in Sociology / Social Data Analyst

The Bachelor's in Sociology trains you to analyze social issues with a critical perspective and mastery of advanced methodologies. You will be prepared for careers in research, consulting, public policy, and human resources, managing projects in organizations through data analysis and both quantitative and qualitative approaches.

Mode:
Online
Duration:
4 years
Subjects:
45
Program details

The Sociology Bachelor's program at UFLO University is designed to address social phenomena and issues with a broad and rigorous approach. Among these, we focus particularly on the social transformations occurring in recent years, driven by new technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence, and social algorithms. We believe sociology must play a leading role in these transformations by offering a critical perspective and contributing to the construction of a fairer society.

Our program has a computational focus that integrates digital knowledge and new technologies. Students, in addition to mastering traditional social research techniques, are trained in programming and data analysis through various workshops, which run from the first to the last year of the program. Upon completing the third year, students will receive an intermediate degree as "University Social Data Analyst."

The program is 100% virtual, with a mix of synchronous courses (virtual meetings with professors) and asynchronous courses (at your own pace). Synchronous courses are held in the evening (after 6:30 p.m. Argentina time).

The curriculum consists of four main areas and 40 subjects:

  • 17 subjects in general sociological training

  • 10 subjects in data analysis

  • 7 research workshops

  • 6 elective courses that constitute the three professional orientations: Intelligent Organizations, Interdisciplinary Issues, and Knowledge and Science.

We offer an Open Resources Repository that includes class materials, our social theory podcast series, recorded discussions with colleagues, developed IT tools, and other educational resources and tutorials.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program will be well-equipped for a wide range of career opportunities, including:

  • Management in government, organizations, and businesses

  • Design and execution of public policies and private campaigns

  • Academic and market research

  • University, tertiary, and secondary education

  • Consulting, advisory, and expert testimony

  • Data analysis, programming, and development of information systems

Curriculum

First Year

  • Sociological Training

  • General Sociology

  • Modern and Contemporary Social History

  • Anthropological and Political Philosophy

  • Sociological Theory I

  • Argentine Social and Economic History

  • Human Rights and Gender Studies

  • Data Analysis

  • Data Analysis I

  • Artificial Intelligence

  • Statistics

  • Mixed Social Research

  • Research Workshop I (Introduction to Social Research)

Second Year

  • Sociological Training

  • Sociological Theory II

  • Social Psychology

  • Introduction to Economics

  • Sociological Theory III

  • Data Analysis

  • Algebra

  • Programming

  • Mathematical Analysis

  • Databases

  • Mixed Social Research

  • Research Workshop II (Qualitative Research)

  • Research Workshop III (Quantitative Research)

Third Year

  • Sociological Training

  • Sociological Theory IV

  • Elements of Logic and Set Theory

  • Organizations and Social Movements

  • Epistemology of Social Sciences

  • Analysis of Argentine Society

  • Sociological Theory V

  • Data Analysis

  • Machine Learning

  • Probability

  • Mixed Social Research

  • Research Workshop IV (Text Mining)

  • Research Workshop V (Modeling and Simulation)

Fourth Year

  • Data Society I

  • Data Society II

  • Specialized Sociology I

  • Specialized Sociology II

  • Specialized Sociology III

  • Multidisciplinary Orientation (with other UFLO programs)

  • Elective I

  • Elective II

  • Elective III

  • Mixed Social Research

  • Integration Workshop I

  • Integration Workshop II

Other Requirements

  • English Level 1

  • English Level 2

  • Documentation and Collaboration Tools Workshop

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