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The Department of Sociology and Anthropology

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The School of Sociology and Anthropology offers a BA degree across two fields of study: Sociology and Anthropology. Studies are diverse, interesting and combine theoretical and practical knowledge. Courses are taught by senior researchers and lecturers who provide academic and professional consultancy, and adopt a personalized approach. The school’s goal is to qualify graduates for advanced degrees and allow them to integrate into a wide variety of professions in public activity in Israel.

Academic & Administrative Staff

Head: Prof.Rahel Sharabi

Administrative Head: Ms. Michal Hasson

Tel: 08-6789280

Fax: 08-6789288

michalh@aac.ac.il

Campus location: Building 6, Room 218

B.A. IN SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY

Curriculum Objectives

Sociology and Anthropology are two complementary fields. One addresses issues related to the infrastructure of society, and the other explores the infrastructure of social culture. These disciplines provide tools for understanding human and societal behavior.
The curriculum provides knowledge and tools to comprehend, research and analyze social phenomena, exposing students to diverse areas of societal life.
The curriculum is geared to students wishing to integrate into organizations involved in these spheres, individuals interested in the academic aspects of sociology and anthropology, and those wishing to gain tools for understanding the social and cultural reality in Israel and the world.

Syllabus

The syllabus exposes students to a broad range of topics: organizational behavior, organizational structure, human resources, Israeli society and its culture, social psychology, religions in Israel and worldwide, gender, and Middle Eastern issues.

Studies allow combinations from two disciplines and can be combined with: criminology, psychology, politics and governance, Land of Israel studies, and tourism.

Integrating with an additional discipline expands the foundation of knowledge, which allows students to continue to advanced degrees suited to a wide array of professions.

Employment opportunities for graduates

Graduates can find abundant employment options, in government offices, regional authorities, local government, social associations, research institutes, advertising agencies, and more.

 

Points of interest

Personalized approach

Flexibility with employment options

Preparation for career development and advanced studies

Senior lecturers and researchers

Survey of graduates

Survey of graduates indicates that 86% of the school’s graduates are employed

Small classes

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