Gender equality in society - a socio-cultural perspective

Gender equality in society - a socio-cultural perspective 

Jolanta Klimczak, PhD

PhD in Social Sciences, her research interests focus on the sociology of gender, particularly on the analysis of gender inequalities in various social contexts such as public space, education, and the labor market. She conducts research on gender stereotypes in the media and the impact of cultural conditions on the perception of gender roles. She is the author of numerous academic publications on gender equality and diversity and a participant in several international research projects.

Maja Drzazga-Lech, PhD

PhD in Social Sciences, specializing in research on combating social exclusion, with particular emphasis on marginalized groups based on gender and sexual orientation. Her research also includes the analysis of equality policies and their implementation in educational and public institutions. In her publications, she addresses issues related to intersectionality, gender equality in politics, and gender stereotypes in popular culture.

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The objective of the course is to familiarise students with the socio-cultural perspective on conceptualising and critically analysing gender inequality. We put forward a sociological examination of social phenomena and processes that, on the one hand, serve to legitimise the patriarchal social order, and on the other hand, are evidence of ongoing socio-cultural changes aimed at egalitarianisation and redefining the 'gender contract'. In light of our research interests and experiences, we intend to concentrate on a range of social institutions, including power, science, art, education and medicine. In our joint reflection on gender equality in society, we will adopt an intersectional perspective.

social science

any interested students

lectures (16h)
practical classes (4h)
online meeting (4h)

test

poster presentation

written assignment

oral assignment