MS Applied Sociology - Practicum (Non-Thesis)

Course Overview

This sociology course prepares students for a wide range of in-demand careers by providing the analytical tools to understand and address pressing contemporary social issues. The curriculum offers comprehensive training to become a skilled social scientist capable of evaluating complex problems in areas like health, urbanization, and the global economy.

Key Program Highlights

• Focus on applied skills for high-demand careers in research and evaluation
• Examination of critical real-world issues like the environment and urban development
• Analysis of social structures impacting health and aging populations
• Preparation for understanding and navigating a competitive global economy
• Rigorous curriculum designed by a dedicated department of experts