Sociology at Work aims to...

enhance awareness of applied sociology and to advance understanding and esteem of our discipline to wider audiences across the world;

support the careers of sociology graduates at various levels (undergraduate and postgraduate), and to ensure that students better appreciate the various work opportunities available to them;

foster links to industry, non-government organisations, government agencies, and other professional groups in support of sociology as a vocation.

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Working Notes Publication Deadline Extended to 1st of March

Written by Zuleyka Zevallos | 06 February 2010

The submissions date for the first edition of our online publication, Working Notes, has been extended to the 1st of March. We encourage you to submit any short research papers or reflections on your work and activities. This is a chance to show the world what applied sociologists do for different segments of society, whether it be community groups, businesses, government and other organisations. For guidelines, please see: http://sociologyatwork.org/2009111334/blog/instructions-for-contributors.html

Courses in Applied Research Methods - UK

Written by Zuleyka Zevallos | 02 February 2010

NatCen Learning offers a range of opportunities for new and experienced researchers to gain new skills and develop fresh perspectives on social research methods and practice. Events are delivered by applied researchers with years of experience of conducting high quality research in a wide range of social policy areas. The annual programme of learning events includes day workshops and short courses. NatCen is currently taking bookings for their Spring 2010 events and have a few places left on the remaining courses.