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Hello dear redditers, I am currently applying for different sociology masters in Europe and thought it would be interesting in getting some experiences from reddit. Other than the obvious british universities, which european universities excel in social science research and education? submitted by /u/FormerVisual1192 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

What is the most essential thing a developed country should have? economy, technology or education. I know that these are tied topics, but I want to learn which one is most/more important. submitted by /u/monkhani [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello, so I am a social science masters graduate with 6 months of experience in research. I have been trying to find a job in the development sector for quite some time. But I'm unable to find anything within my geographical area or land something outside either. I need guidance in either figuring out this situation or getting a career redo to escape such a situation. I also am worried that I am not looking for jobs the right way, so suggestions how to go about that will also be very helpful. submitted by /u/Live-Carrot-321 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hey y’all, I hope this is an appropriate question for this sub. I‘m a social work/psych undergrad who has had to take a lot of literature classes. I am currently working on a psychoanalytic critique of Miller’s Death Of a Salesman, and one of the things which stood out to me in this play is that the protagonist really seems to grapple with a conflict that I intepretend to be very similar to Erik Erikson’s concept of Generativity vs. Stagnation, the 7th stage of development according to his psychosocial theory. (For those unfamiliar, here is a brief overview from ISU’s Digital Press https://ia ..read more

So I have an assignment for one of my classes. I need to create an activity where the entire class can collaborate(they are highschool students). It's supposed to teach them about "Media Representation in minority groups". I need to create a meaningful activity which connects to this topic. I have zero idea what to do. I also want it to be something unique. BTW I'm working with three people and they are already doing charades, jeaporady, and categorizing different representation of minority groups into positive, negative, and neutral. So I can't do any of these, and no kahoot. submitted by ..read more

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Hi everyone! Im an undergrad from Umich trying to finish up a project on stress determinants for higher education students! I’m severely lacking on entries and am hoping that people in here might be interested in contributing! It’s honestly a pretty interesting study and won’t take too much of your time! Thank you in advance! ❤️ p.s. feel free to share to any other college students submitted by /u/Suitable_Ad1812 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more