Sociology
About the Program
The Sociology emphasis program provides students with a broad general education complimented with a background in sociology. This academic plan is aimed to increase your understanding of group, organizational and institutional processes that structure communities and human experience. In this program, you will develop insights about societies, diversity and human interaction that are critical in the global economy. A degree in sociology is a perfect choice if you want to maximize your opportunities and flexibility in a rapidly changing world. Click here for information on the sponsoring college.
Degree Options
- Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) - Learn more about this degree
- Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) - Learn more about this degree
Course Outlook
Courses include: Population & Environment, Social Psychology, Macrosociology, Research Methods, Crime, Law & Society, Sociocultural Aging, Social Statistics
Degree Requirements
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies: Sociology emphasis (click here for more information)
- Liberal Studies (35 units)
- Sociology Core (21 units)
- FOCUS, minor or certificate (15 units)
- Communication Skills (21-25 units)
- Diversity Requirement (These courses may be used to meet other requirements in your academic plan) (6 units)
- Electives, if needed to meet 120 credits
Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies: Sociology emphasis (click here for more information)
- Liberal Studies (35 units)
- Sociology Core (21 units)
- FOCUS, minor, or certificate (15 units)
- Communication Skills (24 units)
- Diversity Requirement (These courses may be used to meet other requirements in your academic plan) (6 units)
- Electives, if needed to meet 120 credits
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