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1.7k Bachelor's degrees in Sociology in North America
Social Science Teaching Brigham Young University
4,7(42)Provo, United States Top 15% in WorldwideCandidates at the Social Science Teaching program from Brigham Young University can articulate how young people learn and develop acknowledging individual and cultural differences in order to create environments that motivate collaborative learning.
Sociology Jacksonville University
4,7(9)Jacksonville, United StatesThe Sociology program at Jacksonville University focuses on the understanding of groups and organizations.
Sociology University of South Dakota
4,5(2)Vermillion, United StatesIn the Sociology program from University of South Dakota you will develop the quantitative, qualitative and problem-solving skills needed to critically think about and address society's challenges.
Sociology Virginia State University
3,8(5)New York City, United StatesWhen Auguste Comte built upon the works of earlier philosophers to found Sociology, he probably anticipated it would be the only academic discipline through which all other disciplines would be studied. Virginia State University's students learn about philosophers whose ideological reasoning contributed to the development of sociology as an academic discipline.
Sociology Yeshiva University
4,1(14)New York City, United States Top 15% in WorldwideSociology from Yeshiva University focuses on group behaviors, social institutions and public issues.
Sociology Central College (Iowa)
5,0(2)Iowa City, United StatesAs a Central College (Iowa) Sociology major, you’ll gain valuable hands-on, career-related experience early on. Real-world activities, such as internships and service-learning opportunities, will serve to enhance your exploration of the social dynamics of family, education, race, ethnicity, gender, global development, popular culture and religion.
Sociology California State University, Dominguez Hills
4,3(3)Carson, United StatesWelcome to California State University, Dominguez Hills's Sociology BA program. This esteemed program offers a comprehensive exploration of the field of sociology, providing students with a deep understanding of social structures, inequalities, and the dynamics of human behavior in society.
Social Science - Economics and Business Emphasis Westmont College
3,0(1)Montecito, United StatesThe Social Science - Economics and Business Emphasis program at Westmont College offers clearer understanding of how people function in community, organize to accomplish common goals, and manage the production and exchange of goods and services.
Social Science National University
3,8(52)San Diego, United StatesThe Social Science program at National University combines rigorous coursework in history and social sciences with a concentration on world, U.S., and California history.
Sociology Missouri State University
3,7(6)OnlineObtain skills that will make you a more effective member of your community with Sociology degree from Missouri State University.
Sociology - Crime, Deviance, and Society Columbus State University
4,1(7)Columbus, United StatesThe Sociology - Crime, Deviance, and Society program at Columbus State University will help you create a more equitable world and find a career doing what you love.
Sociology Minnesota State University Moorhead
3,5(2)Moorhead, United StatesA Sociology degree from Minnesota State University Moorhead is an excellent choice if you’re interested in social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior.
Sociology-Structures of Opportunity and Inequality University of Pennsylvania
4,3(21)Philadelphia, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideThe B.A. in Sociology-Structures of Opportunity and Inequality at the University of Pennsylvania explores how social institutions shape human lives. This public study mode programme examines class, race, and gender disparities. Students complete 34 course units to understand the persistence of global and local inequalities.
Sociology Albion College
4,1(10)Albion, United StatesExamine the impact of social institutions and structures on individuals. Translate critical thought into action with the goal of anticipating, solving, and preventing social problems to improve the human and global condition. Albion College present it's Sociology Major.
Sociology Texas A&M San Antonio
4,2(6)San Antonio, United Statesexas A&M San Antonio University's BA in Sociology program prepares students for a variety of career opportunities in fields such as social services, education, research, and policy analysis.
Broadfield Social Studies Education - History University of Wisconsin La Crosse
4,2(5)La Crosse, United StatesThe Broadfield Social Studies Education - History from University of Wisconsin La Crosse programs provide undergraduate content and skills-based training for teacher candidates seeking to teach social studies in grades 4-12.
Sociology - Online University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
3,8(4)OnlineSociology - Online students at University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point prepare to make an impact as they enter careers in community and human service, law enforcement and criminal justice, education, government, teaching, social justice advocacy, general business and management.
Sociology - Social Services Columbus State University
4,1(7)Columbus, United StatesThe Sociology - Social Services program at Columbus State University will help you create a more equitable world and find a career doing what you love.
Sociology Susquehanna University
4,0(1)Selinsgrove, United StatesSociology and social theories touch all aspects of human life, how people behave in private and public settings, how groups behave toward other groups and how cultures interact with other cultures. At Susquehanna University, you will study the full breadth of the discipline, including social justice, race, crime and punishment, family and kinship, and globalism and development.
Sociology Western Kentucky University
3,8(4)OnlineSociology program at Western Kentucky University is the study of social life including the social causes and consequences of human behavior.