SOCIOL 4HH3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Professional Degree, System On A Chip, Negative Relationship

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOCIOL 4HH3
• Professor: Dr. Young

Document Summary

Sociol can attract idealist and careerists both of which can find a place in grad school. Declines of arts and since as cores and growth of professional programs are important developments in higher edu in the last 30 yrs. Professional degree programs are seen as providing knowledge and skills to workplace. 60% of bachelors degrees are awarded in occupational/professional fields hr, applied health, criminology, business. The masters and professionals master"s degrees became the fastest growing degree among all offered at universities. In 2006, 85% of grad degrees were masters. Sociol undergrad programs are sending a majority of majors directly into workforce or master"s programs: careerists directly into workforce. Idealists enroll in post grad (usually masters instead of phd) Asked everyone about skills they used on the job or in school: Forming casual hypothesis: evaluating research methods, developing evidence based arguments.