Students who major in sociology are required to take 12 courses (36 credits)
Students who major in sociology with a concentration in criminology are required to take 13 courses (39 credits)
Students who minor in sociology are required to take 6 courses in the field (18 credits)
Major
Required Courses:
- ANT 131 Cultural Anthropology
- SOC 121 Principles of Sociology
- SOC 300 Statistics
- SOC/ANT 350 Sociological Theory
- SOC/ANT 365/366 Internship Seminar OR SOC/ANT 475 Senior Seminar
- SOC/ANT 465 Sociological Research Methods165
Electives
Students majoring in Sociology are also required to take six elective courses including at least one from each of the following content areas: Social Inequality, Institutions and Community, and Social Change.
Social Inequality: (must choose at least 1)
Institutions and Community: (must choose at least 1)
- ANT 220 Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion
- ANT 231 Environmental Anthropology
- SOC 206 The Sociology of Urban Life
- SOC 223 The Family in Society
Social Change: (must choose at least 1)
- ANT 255 From Contact to Casinos: Interactions with Indians in North America
- SOC 108 World Population Issues
- SOC 218 Social Movements
- SOC 234 Social Policy
- SOC 236 Social Justice in a Global Community
Deviance:
- SOC 242 Criminology
- SOC 243 Juvenile Delinquency
- SOC 272 Deviant Behavior
Concentration in Criminology
Required Courses)
- ANT 131 Cultural Anthropology
- SOC121 Principles of Sociology
- SOC 300 Statistics
- SOC/ANT 350 Sociological Theory
- SOC/ANT 465 Sociological Research Methods
- SOC/ANT 365 Internship Seminar
- SOC/ANT 366 Internship Seminar
- SOC 242 Criminology
- SOC 272 Deviant Behavior
Electives:
- One course from each of the content following content areas: (courses listed above)
- Inequality
- Institutions and Community
- Social Change
- Choose 1 of the following courses:
- SOC 243 Juvenile Delinquency
- POL 316 Constitutional Law
- HRSR 422 Community-Based Corrections
- CRJ 100E Introduction to Law Enforcement
- CRJ 110E Introduction to Corrections
- CRJ 244E Children in Crisis
- CRJ 245E A Study of Violent Crime
- CRJ 248E White-Collar Crime
- CRJ 248E Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CRJ 250E Introduction to Forensic Psychology
- CRJ 251E Introduction to Forensic Science
- CRJ 260E Great American Criminal Trials
Minor
Required Courses
- SOC 121 Principles of Sociology
- SOC/ANT 350 Sociological Theory
Electives
- Four other courses from among the Sociology offerings. Cultural Anthropology (ANT 131) is the only Anthropology course that may be counted toward the Sociology Minor.