The research area focuses on the relationship between family and work and the gender dimensions of family life, as well as social, economic and cultural aspects of family life. Changes in family organization and behavior in Sweden and other Western societies are a particular focus.
Research subject Family Sociology
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Courses and programmes
Sociology I (30 credits, SOA100)
Sociology II (30 credits, SOA200)
Sociology III (30 credits, SOA300)
Bachelor´s Programme in Sociology: Working Life and Labour Market (180 credits, SOAAK)
Bachelor's Programme in Applied Social Research (180 credits, SSSAK)
Master's Programme in Sociology (120 credits, SSOCO)
Master's Programme in Applied Social Research (120 credits, SAMLO)
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The research activities takes place at the Department of Sociology.