Structure
Politics, the individual and society comprises four main subject areas: Social sciences, Social geography, Sociology and social anthropology and Politics and human rights. These programme subjects can be chosen independently of each another.
These programme subjects have been structured into main subject areas, for which competence aims have been formulated. The main subject areas complement each other, and should be viewed in relation to one another.
Overview of the main subject areas:
Programme subject | Main subject areas | |||||
Social sciences | Social science working methods | Phases of life | Welfare differences | Social problems | The Welfare State and human rights | |
Social geography | Sociogeographical tools and methods | Population and settlement geography | Economic geography | Change in cities and regions | Development geography | |
Sociology and social anthropology | Social science modes of thought | Cultural understanding | Socialization | Production and labour | Distribution of goods | |
Politics and human rights | Political processes and institutions | Democracy and co-citizenship | International political systems and players | International cooperation and conflicts | Human rights values | Human rights in practical politics |
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