The relationship of sociology with other sciences

Bag code: HUMP11312024 Days: 3 training days "Today’s training 4 hours" Time: 12 training hours Targeted participants: Sociology researchers - professionals in social fields - general public interested in social thought Program overview: This program revolves around the relationship between sociology and other sciences (definition - types - characteristics - objectives - positives - negatives .. etc). It will be presented through the following units: First training unit: The relationship between sociology, economics, and psychology Second training unit: The relationship between sociology, philosophy, and political science Third training unit: Sociology and social work Program objectives: - To enable the trainee to recognize the relationship between sociology and economics - To mention the relationship between sociology and psychology - To discuss the relationship between sociology and philosophy - To consider the relationship between sociology and political science - To explain the relationship between sociology and social work - To infer the relationship between rural sociology and urban sociology Program axes: First training unit: (Relationship between sociology, economics, and psychology): - The relationship between sociology and economics - The relationship between sociology and economics in terms of objectives - The relationship between sociology and economics in terms of studied topics - The relationship between sociology and psychology - The difference between psychology and sociology - The commonalities between sociology and psychology Second training unit: (Relationship between sociology, philosophy, and political science): - The relationship between sociology and philosophy - The historical roots of the relationship between sociology and philosophy - The role of philosophy in sociology curricula - The relationship between sociology and political science Third training unit: (Sociology and social work): - The relationship between sociology and social work - Is sociology the same as social work? - The difference between sociology and social work - The relationship between rural sociology and urban sociology - The historical origins of the development of rural sociology and urban sociology - The economic and social aspects in rural and urban communities - The integration of rural and urban sociology to achieve balanced development Contents of the package: PowerPoint 91 Trainer’s guide 77 Trainee’s guide 66 Activities 6 Introductory guide 4 References 4 Evaluation and data forms 6 Pre- and post-test 10 Videos 6 Photos 13 Mind maps 1 Brochure 1 Training package model: Kindly click here to view the training package model