Sociology Minor

The minor in sociology offers students a greater understanding of how social institutions influence individuals. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to critically analyze the social environment from a global perspective. The emphasis on societal change and interaction complements many areas such as business, communication, education, health services, and political science.

Curriculum for the Minor in Sociology

Upper Level Courses (Credit: 12 hours)

SOCI 3001Social Research Methods

3 credits

SOCI 3150Gerontology

3 credits

SOCI 3225Social Stratification

3 credits

SOCI 3250Medical Sociology

3 credits

SOCI 3510Community/Urban Sociology

3 credits

SOCI 3520Sociology of Education

3 credits

SOCI 4110Deviance and Social Control

3 credits

SOCI 4130/CRJU 4130Gender, Ethnicity, and Justice

3 credits

SOCI 4250Aging and Social Policy

3 credits

Required Course Credit 3 hours

SOCI 2001Sociological Theory

3 credits

Total Hours: 15