BA Sociology

Course Overview Sociology is the study of social life, focusing on the interactions between human groups and societal institutions to understand and solve complex problems. This major provides a comprehensive framework for analyzing social relationships, from small family units to large bureaucratic structures in industrialized nations. Students graduate with the critical perspective and research skills needed to foster positive social change and make the world a better place. Key Program Highlights Develop expertise in applying sociological theories and concepts to understand and evaluate real-world social issues. Master both quantitative and qualitative research methodologies to formulate questions, collect data, and conduct analysis. Analyze critical structures of power and inequality, such as gender, race, and class, and evaluate policies to address them. Enhance communication skills by learning to express complex sociological ideas clearly in both written and oral forms. Pursue diverse interests through a flexible curriculum with interdisciplinary minors and generous elective options.