To Do or Not to Do: Social Sanctioning of Occupations

3 credits · Graduate

This course will cover the key concepts and debates in occupational science, with focus on the social structures which lead to the binary labelling of occupations as “sanctioned” and “non-sanctioned.” Students will gain in-depth understanding of the way society shapes the values and statuses associated with occupations, where available through a comparative, cross-cultural perspective. This will be achieved through a comprehensive, interdisciplinary study of literature relevant to occupations. CALENDAR NOTES: Co-located with OCCU 4500 PREREQUISITES: None; OCCU 2000 (or equivalent) is recommended but not required EXCLUSIONS: OCCU 4500 FORMATS: Lecture