A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Sociology Major
- Catalog edition
- Catalog 2026-2027
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- The sociology curriculum focuses on applying theory and sophisticated empirical research methods to address complex real-world issues. It asks students to critically examine continuing and urgent issues of inequality and social marginalization. The sociology curriculum provides students with qualitative and quantitative skills to analyze social structure, history, and culture, and their effects on people’s lives. With special strengths in the study of inequality, the curriculum features analysis of social problems and social change, institutions and social relationships, and the contribution of social science to social change and policy formulation and implementation. The courses at the 100-level introduce students to the basic concepts and analytical tools used in sociology. Intermediate (200-level) courses provide more detailed coverage and analysis of distinct institutions, social processes, or substantive areas. Advanced seminars and tutorials (300- or 400-level) are intensive courses, typically limited to sociology majors or students participating in interdisciplinary programs or the concentrations housed in the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies. There is sufficient variation in perspective across the sociology curriculum to offer students both knowledge of sociological theory and methods and a foundation for using a sociological imagination.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 166124
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_166124_ddca975b_1
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Requirements
0 items
Required Courses
4 items
- As published: “The Sociological Perspective”1
- As published: “Logics of Inquiry”1
- As published: “Social Statistics”1
- As published: “Development of Social Theory”1
One advanced 300 or 400-level seminar, tutorial, or research practicum.
11 items
- As published: “Freedoms & Unfreedoms”1
- As published: “(Precarious) Work”1
- As published: “Illness Narratives”1
- As published: “Sociology of Trouble”1
- As published: “End of Life”1
- As published: “Utopian & Dystopian Worlds”1
- As published: “Global Sense of Home”1
- As published: “Directed Honors Research”1
- As published: “Directed Honors Research”1
- As published: “Directed Research”1
- As published: “Directed Research”1
Five electives from the lists above and below (two of which may be anthropology courses). 1
electives · 37 items
- As published: “Race & Power”1
- As published: “Social Class & Power”1
- As published: “Consumer & Corp Sustainability”1
- As published: “Race, Crime, and Justice”1
- As published: “Deviance, Normalcy & Control”1
- As published: “Environmental Sociology”1
- As published: “Cities and Environment”1
- As published: “Environmental Racism”1
- As published: “Sociology of TV & Media”1
- As published: “Self & Society”1
- As published: “Aging & Society”1
- As published: “Sociology Of Religion”1
- As published: “Medical Sociology”1
- As published: “Education and Society”1
- As published: “Families and Societies”1
- As published: “Gender and Society”1
- As published: “Global Culture & Society”1
- As published: “Sociology of Travel & Tourism”1
- As published: “Anthropological Perspective”1
- As published: “Informal Economies”1
- As published: “Anthropology of Law”1
- As published: “Gender & Development”1
- As published: “Gender & Sexualities”1
- As published: “Anthropology of Debt”1
- As published: “Medical Anthropology”1
- As published: “Anthropology Of Religion”1
- As published: “Race, Racism and Anthropology”1
- As published: “Cultures and Politics of Latin America”1
- As published: “Political Anthropology”1
- As published: “Economic Anthropology”1
- As published: “Fashion, Power, and Identity”1
- As published: “Anthropology of Africa”1
- As published: “Ethnographic Field Methods”1
- As published: “Theory in Anthropology”1
- As published: “Global Queer Activism”1
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