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Sociology is the study of society and collective behavior. It is a social science relying on the critical analysis of data and social theory to understand how groups, institutions, networks, and social structures impact the mental and physical well-being of individuals.
Required:
• SOC 100: Introductory Sociology
• CRM 210: Research Methods or PSY 201 – Research Methods
4 Courses from:
• PSY 310: Social Psychology (Prerequisite: PSY 101)
• SOC 230: Contemporary U.S. Social Issues
• SOC 310: Intermediate Data Science (Prerequisite: CRM 210 or PSY 201)
• SOC 347: Cities & Society
• SOC 373: Sociology of Deviance
• SOC 380: Topics in Sociology
• SOC 415: Social & Behavioral Health
• SOC 445: Sociology of Religion
