Sociology
Why Study Sociology?
Have you ever wondered how the world works? What about the effects that social media
has on society? Why is there inequality, and how can I make a difference in society?
If you have ever thought about questions like these–and wanted to develop the critical
thinking and research skills to answer them–you can explore your curiosity with a Bachelor
of Science degree in Sociology. Students graduating with this degree will find jobs
in a variety of areas, including: social services and counseling, education, criminal
justice, health, law, research, and business.
Through a combination of elective courses examining fundamental social institutions,
social justice, and inequality–as well as core courses in scientific research methodology
and theory–our students:
- Acquire critical thinking, writing, and oral communication skills applicable to high-demand
careers in health, law, research, business, social services and counseling, education,
criminal justice, and more.
- Create personalized research programs that speak to their unique interests and career
goals.
- Develop qualitative and quantitative research skills used to identify social problems,
analyze their causes, and create solutions.
- Appreciate the importance of diversity and work to foster inclusive environments.
