Job Description

Location: Main Campus

Session: 2024 Trimestre d\'hiver | Winter Term

Faculty: Facult\xc3\xa9 des sciences sociales / Faculty of Social Sciences

Unit: School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies_PT

Course Title: Statistical Analysis in Sociology

Course Code: SOC3316

Section: A00

Course Description: Overview of the principal methods of statistical analysis and their appropriate use in sociology. Articulation of theory and empirical evidence in the construction of a sociological argument. Critical outlook on the quantification of social phenomena and on the limits of data and methods. Statistical treatment of data: descriptive analysis, bivariate analysis, causality, mediation and multiple linear regression. Introduction to weighting, inference, and evaluation of the quality of estimates. Learning to use statistical software.

Posting limited to: Professeur \xc3\xa0 temps-partiel r\xc3\xa9gulier / Regular Part-Time Professor

Date Posted: septembre 18, 2023

Closing Date: octobre 19, 2023

Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the day prior to the Posting End Date above

Expected Enrolment: 52

Approval date: septembre 18, 2023

Number of credits: 3

Work Hours: 39

Course type: B

Posting type: R\xc3\xa9gulier / Regular

Language of instruction: Anglais | English

Competence in second language: Passive

Course Schedule: Lundi | Monday 17:30-19:00 Mecredi | Wednesday 17:30-19:00 -

Requirements:

Requirements: M.A. in sociology and completed sociology Ph.D. coursework or a more advanced training in sociology. Demonstrable track record of expertise in the field of quantitative studies in the form of previous teaching experience in the same or similar course or through publications in the field. Demonstrate a practical knowledge of SPSS and the ability to teach it. In conformity with article 5.7.1b of the Collective Agreement, in the case of a candidate who does not meet these requirements, the department reserves the right not to classify him/her in at least category A (see article 5.7.2) even if he/she has previously taught the course in question as regular part-time academic staff.

Teaching mode: in-person course

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