Program Summary
Sociology is the study of human society, social behavior, and the patterns of relationships among individuals and groups. As a course, it explores topics such as culture, socialization, institutions, gender, class, race, crime, and social change. Students learn to analyze how societies function and how social forces influence behavior, identity, and inequality. The course equips graduates with research, analytical, and communication skills useful in careers in social work, education, public policy, community development, and human resources.