Explore the programs and courses offered by Master: Sociology of Health
Browse Programs Admission InformationThe sociology of health is a branch of general sociology that studies the various interrelationships between the individual, the environment, and health institutions. It is the science that deals with the sociology of health and illness.
The major aims of the sociology of health speciality is to provide students with knowledge about the interactions between society and health, enabling them to understand, analyze, and plan health policies.
Semester 1
- Basic Learning Units
Sociology of Health - Sociology of the Body - Demography - Sociology of Disease
-Methodological Learning Units
Social Science Methodology - Statistics
-Exploratory Learning Units
Health Anthropology - Epidemiology
-Horizontal Learning Units
Foreign Language
Semester 2
- Basic Learning Units
Sociology of Health - Sociology of Health Institutions - Health Policies in Algeria - Health Economics
-Methodological Learning Units
Social Science Methodology - Field Research Techniques
-Exploratory Learning Units
Operational Medicine - Working Conditions and Ergonomics
-Horizontal Learning Units
Foreign Language
Semester 3
- Basic Learning Units
School Health - Ergonomics and Work alerts - Study of Medical Functions - Health and Treatment Systems
-Methodological Learning Units
Field Internship - Methodological Practices and Information Analysis
-Exploratory Learning Units
Entrepreneurship - Communication
-Horizontal Learning Units
Foreign Language
Semester 4
Personal Work
Meetings
Typical bachelor's (licence) specializations that allow admission to the relevant master's program:
- Students holding a bachelor's degree in Anthropology or Health Anthropology.
- Students holding a bachelor's degree in Clinical Psychology or Psychosomatic Medicine.
- Students holding a bachelor's degree in Sociology, Health Sociology, Educational Sociology, Family Sociology, Aging Sociology, or Demography.
- Students of Economics specializing in health.
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