Sociology: Inequalities & Globalization

Program Overview

This sociology program imparts a "sociological imagination," fostering an understanding of social institutions' impact on individuals. Students delve into topics like race, class, and gender, while developing research, writing, and statistical abilities. The program prepares graduates for careers in community outreach, policy analysis, social work, and law (with additional education).

Program Outline

Careers:

• Community educator
• Youth advocacy worker
• Lawyer (with additional education)
• Social science researcher
• Community outreach coordinator
• Policy analyst
• Social advocate
• Social worker
• Social advocate
• Human services professional
• Community educator
• Business manager
• Human resources professional
• Lawyer (with additional education)
• Criminal justice professional
• Social science researcher
• Community outreach coordinator

Other:

• The program develops students' "sociological imagination," enabling them to understand the influence of social institutions on experiences, behaviors, and opportunities.
• Students explore topics such as race, social class, gender, sexuality, globalization, crime, social mobility, and the environment.
• The program emphasizes research, developing students' writing, public speaking, and statistical skills.
• Students learn to design and conduct studies using various research tools and methods.