Changes in sociology

                   

I consider this career of sociology have a good curriculum. However, it has a series of limitations in highly relevant aspects for any type of career. Personally, throughout it, I felt that there was no such "clear thread", maybe, as in other careers. I understand that this is something subjective, but many times I did not find a connection between what I studied, what I ended up doing in practice and what I finally learned. Although we have an almost well-defined object of study, such as "social phenomena", the amplitude of this object also generates a series of difficulties when developing in the career; In the end, everything will depend on your liking and not, what motivates you and what does not; this is friendly for someone, but extremely complicated for another people.

In relation to faculty, it's possible to talk to her like to "modest faculty" because it is a short extension of space and too is most old faculty in the "Campus Juan Gómez Millas". Despite the fact that a postgraduate building was built next to the "old faculty", I still feel that it was small in view of the large increase in enrollment that has been experienced in the careers and the university, in general. In this sense, these careers of "social scientists" do not have a great technological support such as engineering or careers related to health, but we have software support, especially statistics, for the application of our research. Therefore, the different methods occupied by professors within the career, will depend precisely on the content that is seen, being, in general, quite efficient for 50 people in a room to understand what is being taught.