Bachelor of Science Sociology - Concentration in Work and Organizations
Course Overview
This program in Sociology and Anthropology provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding the complex social and cultural forces that shape human behavior and societies. Students develop critical analytical skills to address monumental challenges and drive positive change in our diverse, rapidly evolving world. The curriculum offers both BA and BS degree paths, allowing for tailored study through optional concentrations and cognate courses.
Key Program Highlights
- Develops strong analytical skills to understand unseen social forces and improve society
- Offers five optional concentrations: Anthropology, Families & Inequality, Health & Society, Inequality & Social Justice, and Work & Organizations
- Choice between a BA degree with foreign language requirement or a BS degree with a customized cognate specialization
- Prepares graduates with highly relevant skills for the 21st-century labor force
- Provides a holistic understanding of human relationships, biology, and culture across time and place
Course Overview
This program in Sociology and Anthropology provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding the complex social and cultural forces that shape human behavior and societies. Students develop critical analytical skills to address monumental challenges and drive positive change in our diverse, rapidly evolving world. The curriculum offers both BA and BS degree paths, allowing for tailored study through optional concentrations and cognate courses.
Key Program Highlights
- Develops strong analytical skills to understand unseen social forces and improve society
- Offers five optional concentrations: Anthropology, Families & Inequality, Health & Society, Inequality & Social Justice, and Work & Organizations
- Choice between a BA degree with foreign language requirement or a BS degree with a customized cognate specialization
- Prepares graduates with highly relevant skills for the 21st-century labor force
- Provides a holistic understanding of human relationships, biology, and culture across time and place
