Sociology, BA: Medical Sociology
University of Pennsylvania · PA · SOCIOLOGY-MEDICAL-SOCIOLOGY-BA
Sociology, BA: Medical Sociology at University of Pennsylvania lists 20 subjects. Subjects include Introduction to Sociology, Medical Sociology and Mental Illness. The topics that come up most are social theory, social psychology and sociology (5, 5 and 5 subjects).
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University of Pennsylvania
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Sociology, BA: Medical Sociology
Example subjects: Introduction to Sociology, Medical Sociology, Mental Illness, Sociological Research Methods, Social Statistics, Health of Populations, Anxious Times: Social Change and Fear, Science & Justice, Race and Health, Health and Social Justice (SNF Paideia Program Course), Bioethics, Classical Sociological Theory.
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Sociology, BA: Medical Sociology is offered by University of Pennsylvania, PA.
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