About Sociology
Are you curious about how society works and why people behave the way they do? Sociology might be the perfect field for you! In our Sociology program, you’ll explore topics like culture, family, education, crime, and social justice. You’ll learn how different groups of people live and interact, and how things like race, class, and gender affect everyday life.
This program helps you understand how societies change over time and how social problems can be solved. You’ll also study research methods and how to collect and analyze data. These skills are useful for solving real-world problems, improving communities, and making positive changes in the world.
You’ll gain important skills like critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving, which are helpful in many careers. Sociology graduates can work in social services, education, government, business, and even in research.
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Dept Ext. 6800
Office: SH 220-11 - Sarah Keene
Dept Ext. 6800
Office: SH 220-02
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Associate Degree Option
Associate in Arts-DTA with Concentration in Sociology
Psychology is a scientific discipline that has many applications in everyday life.
Some psychologists do research and analyze data. Other psychologists apply the discipline’s
scientific knowledge to help people, organizations, and communities.
Average Salary: $101,905
Career Outlook
A degree in Sociology opens up many exciting career opportunities. Sociology students learn how societies work, how people interact, and how different factors like culture, race, and social issues shape our lives. With this knowledge, you can work in fields like social services, education, government, or business. Sociology graduates often work as social workers, community organizers, researchers, or counselors.
As society continues to change, the need for people who understand social problems and can help solve them is growing. Careers in sociology can lead to jobs that help improve communities and support people in need. With a Sociology degree, you can make a real difference by creating positive change in the world while building a meaningful career.