As a sociology major, you will learn how to think systematically and critically about human social activity through the acquisition of the sociological imagination. This major teaches foundation skills of social interaction valued across industries and offers its students training and understanding in the scientific method as applied to real social data. Subjects covered include the study of crime, law, gender, class, religion, culture and meaning, family systems, population dynamics, and race and ethnicity. Upon completion of the program, students will be prepared for a variety of professional opportunities and careers in business, criminal justice, government, public and private agencies, or further academic study and social research.

Sample Courses: SOC 102: Global Social Problems and Justice SOC 210: Science, Religion, and Society SOC 325: Public Policy and Health

Potential Careers: Social Policy Analyst Professor Social Service Agency Director