Course - Disability: Theory, Social Policy and Everyday Life II - SARB3507
Disability: Theory, Social Policy and Everyday Life II
Lessons are not given in the academic year 2010/2011
About
About the course
Course content
The course gives a survey on different historical, ideological and theoretical perspectives on disability. Emphasis will be put on recent research closely linked to social politics and everyday life. The course will address different current issues and is therefore likely to change from one course to the next.
Learning outcome
This course is designed to give the student insight into different conceptions of disability, consequences for research and the link to politics.
Learning methods and activities
Teaching method and activities: Lectures, seminars and written assignment.
Compulsory activity: Approved topic and curriculum for term paper.
Form of assessment: Term paper with individually selected topic.The term paper is of around 15 pages.
Compulsory assignments
- Approved subject and reading list within november 1st
Recommended previous knowledge
See formal requirements.
Required previous knowledge
Bachelors degree or the equivalent in Social Work, Health Sciences or Social Sciences.
Course materials
The reading list is 600-800 pages, of which 250 pages are individually selected and come in addition to the reading list of SARB3506.
Credit reductions
| Course code | Reduction | From |
|---|---|---|
| FUH3000 | 15 sp | |
| FUH3001 | 15 sp | |
| SARB3506 | 7.5 sp | |
| SVHLS342 | 15 sp | |
| SVHLS358 | 15 sp | |
| SVSA311 | 12 sp | |
| SVSA311 | 12 sp |
Subject areas
- Health Science
- Social Sciences
- Social Work
Contact information
There is no contact information available for this course.