Sociology
The Sociology major allows students to examine social processes through an investigation of diverse social institutions such as the law, family, medicine and religion, to acquire the conceptual and analytical tools to enhance both their understanding of their own lives and the world in which they live. Emphasis is placed on methodological training to develop critical thinking, analytical, quantitative, communication and logical reasoning skills.
Related Careers:
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Business |
Market Analysis, Personnel Recruitment, Human Resource Management |
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Human Services |
Social Work, Counseling, Criminal Justice |
| Law / Medicine | Attorney, Paralegal, Medical Doctor, Research |
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Government |
Public Policy Analysis, Staffing, Political Consulting, Research |
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Education |
Elementary, Secondary, and College Teaching, Higher Ed Administration |
Links:
American Sociological Association (http://www.asanet.org/)
Society for Applied and
Clinical Sociology (http://www.aacsnet.org/wp/)
Society for Social Work
and Research (http://www.sswr.org/)
National Association for Legal Career
Professionals (http://www.nalp.org)
Society for the Study of Social Problems (http://www.sssp1.org)
Community Development Society (http://comm-dev.org/)
Educational Resource for Theoretical Criminology (http://www.crimetheory.com/)
North American Society for the Sociology of Sports (http://www.nasss.org/)