English Language Group 1+2

Welcome to the English course for third-year sociology students! In today's interconnected world, the ability to communicate in English is not just an academic requirement; it is a crucial skill for both personal and professional development. As future sociologists, mastering English will open doors to a wealth of knowledge, research, and global opportunities.

English is the primary language of academic publications and international conferences in the field of sociology. By learning and improving your English skills, you will gain access to the latest studies, theories, and ideas from scholars worldwide. This will enable you to expand your perspectives and enrich your understanding of the social issues you are studying.

In this course, we will focus on reading and analyzing sociological texts in English. Each text has been carefully selected to enhance your vocabulary, critical thinking, and comprehension skills. These readings are not just exercises; they are essential resources for your academic growth and will be a key part of your evaluation in this class. You are expected to read every assigned text thoroughly, as I will ask questions about them during our sessions. Your participation and understanding will directly impact your final grade.

I encourage you to approach this course with curiosity and dedication. Think of it as a valuable opportunity to improve your language skills while deepening your sociological knowledge. Remember, learning English is not just about passing this course—it’s about equipping yourself for a successful future in a globalized world.

Let’s make the most of this journey together!