Sociology is a social science with contemporary practical knowledge. Sociologists study structure and change as society, culture and social forces create the foundation of our lives and our senses of self. Sociology acknowledges the influence of society on who we are, on our subjective realities, what we can do, how we communicate and how we live. Through the major in sociology, you’ll gain a broader understanding of its context and significance.
Understanding “the pack” means understanding the differences in packs, and increasing cultural competency. Sociologists are known for their use of population data to explain and solve issues. You’ll learn how to analyze national and global issues for patterns of behavior, cultural values, beliefs and norms that explain the existence and dynamics of problems. Social problems commonly addressed include racism, sexism, ageism, economic inequality, poverty, environment, food system, euthanasia, domestic violence, animal abuse, abortion, rape, war and patterns of power.
Our program is student-directed, enabling you to focus your study of sociology on a topic, theme or learning style that best fits your goals. You’ll create individual learning contracts that will enable you to use your creativity and specific interests to develop unique projects. Classroom learning takes place as interactive discussions, and the program’s flexibility makes it easy for you to take advantage of study abroad opportunities.
Total Tuition Fees: $141,840
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