OVERVIEW

CFU-qualifying seminars are learning activities that the Department of Political and International Sciences offers as part of the "Other Activities" to be included in the study plan. At the beginning of each academic year the Department publishes on its website a list of activities linked to each seminar so that each student can choose which seminar activities to include in his/her study plan for a total of 3 CFU. These 3 CFU can be achieved by combining seminars from the same discipline or from different disciplines. In addition, seminars and initiatives allowing CFUs can also be chosen as 'Student Choice Activities'.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The Political Sociology seminars explore specialised topics on social and political change, political communication and the digitalisation of the public sphere. The list of seminars and initiatives that allow access to the CFUs of the Sociology of Political Phenomena Seminars scheduled for this academic year is available on the Department's website.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

The seminars are aimed at providing students with specific knowledge to interpret and understand key processes that define social and political change in contemporary societies, with particular reference to institutional change, social and political involvement of citizens and the communication processes that take shape in the public sphere.

TEACHING METHODS

The seminars involve experts, both professionals and academics, and combine lectures with discussions and workshops

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

The content and timetable of the Political Sociology of Political seminars are available on the website of the Department of Political and International Sciences and on Aulaweb: students are invited to subscribe to be updated.

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

Any texts will be indicated on aulaweb or during the lessons.

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

LESSONS

LESSONS START

The content and timetable of the Political Sociology of Political seminars are available on the website of the Department of Political and International Sciences and on Aulaweb. The seminars are planned at the end of the second semester. 

Class schedule

The timetable for this course is available here: Portale EasyAcademy

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

At the end of the seminars, a paper is required for credit assignment.