Program Summary
Sociology as a course explores the systematic study of society, human behavior, and social interactions. It examines how individuals are influenced by social structures, institutions, cultures, and relationships. The course provides students with insights into the functioning of societies, including topics like family, education, religion, politics, and social change. Through the use of theories, concepts, and research methods, sociology helps students understand patterns of social life and issues such as inequality, deviance, race, gender, and globalization. It encourages critical thinking and a deeper awareness of how social forces shape everyday experiences, making it valuable for a wide range of careers and civic engagement.
