SOCI 3634 Violence Against Women | UNB

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Violence Against Women

Subject Course No. Credit Value
Sociology SOCI/FVI 3634 Three (3) credit hours

Examines issues pertaining to violence against women in Western society, including gender socialization, gender dynamics in dating and family relationships, private versus public, the contributions of social institutions (e.g., sports; the media; schools; the workplace; the military; the medical, legal and criminal justice systems) and the special vulnerability of women in marginalized groups. Cross-listed with FVI 3634

Instructor: Merri-Lee Hanson (please contact instructor if you need an up-to-date syllabus)
Prerequisite: None

Why take this course?

  • Understand the issues within the study of violence against women (e.g. the forms and extent of violence, realities of the resources available to survivors, changes in the social and legal responses to domestic violence).
  • Understand and evaluate violence against women at the intersections of various social positions (e.g. race, class, immigration status).
  • Analyze issues within the area of intimate partner violence and evaluate the diversity of survivors and their experiences according to the intersection of race, class, and immigration status. You will know how these intersections shape how abuse is experienced, how useful services are, how police responses are received by survivors, how women resist their abusers, and escape.

Course details

Students have six months from the registration date to complete the course. All course exams and/or assignments must be completed by the designated end date.

Assignments and examinations

  • 11 x Learning Module Entries (11 x 3% for a total of 33%)
  • 1 x Historical Development Assignment (27%)
  • 1 x Integration paper (40%)

Fees and payments

Online courses are subject to an additional $100 non-refundable/non-transferable online fee per course. Learn more about fees and tuition or find out about the methods of payment available.

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If you have previously registered in this online course and wish to register again, please contact us at 453-4646 to complete the registration process.

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