Undergraduate Programs
The Department of Sociology offers two undegraduate degrees, a Bachelors of Arts (B.A.) degree and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. The B.A. degree requires a foreign language, 30 credit hours of core sociology courses, plus 15 elective hours in sociology (chosen in consultation with a departmental advisor). In addition, a B.A. degree requires a minor.
A B.S. degree requires 30 hours of core sociology courses and 30 hours in an interdisciplinary concentration. \
Undergraduate Degrees
Bachelor of Science
- Sociology - Applied Research Methods Concentration
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
- Sociology - Criminology, Deviance and Law Concentration
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
- Sociology - Families and Intimate Relationships Concentration
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
- Sociology - Individually Designed Concentration
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
- Sociology - Social Inequalities Concentration
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
- Sociology - Sociology of Health and Aging Concentration
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
Bachelor of Arts
- Sociology
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
Undergraduate Minors
Gerontology Minor
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
Sociology Minor
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier Programs of Study
Graduate Certificates
Aging, Health and Society Graduate Certificate
Sociology Graduate Certificate
More Information
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