35 Bachelor's degrees in Sociology in Wisconsin, United States

Government, Law and Diplomacy from University of Southern Indiana gets you out of the classroom and into the workplace, where you can get involved in the political process and see political science concepts in action. 

The Teaching - Social Studies, History programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a comprehensive bachelor degree designed for future educators. This four-year, on-campus course prepares students for licensure to teach grades 4-12, combining rigorous historical study with practical public school experience.

Beloit College’s Sociology majors develop the analytical skills necessary to make connections between social institutions and individual lives. Your experience with sociology at Beloit will make you want to put your sociological skills to work.

The Sociology Degree Completion at University of Wisconsin-Parkside  online degree completion program is designed for students who would like to finish their degree solely online after completing the required pre-requisite courses. 

The Lawrence University Global Studies program is an interdisciplinary major that investigates the broad range of cultural, political, social and economic forces at play historically and today.

The Ethics, Culture, and Society program from Viterbo University is a themed interdisciplinary program of study combining courses from at least two academic disciplinary areas including History, Philosophy, and Art, with a focus on collaborative problem-solving for the common good. 

Women's and Gender Studies of University of Wisconsin - Whitewater blends a solid liberal arts foundation with courses about the experiences, roles, achievements, and issues impacting women.

Are you interested in fields like history, economics, and sociology? Do you want a flexible degree that allows you to work in all areas of the economy? The world needs critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills and with a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Social Science from University of Wisconsin Stout, you can make a difference!

The curriculum of the Sociology program from University of Wisconsin-Parkside includes an understanding of theories and methods used by sociologists, as well as substantive areas to which these theories and methods are applied, allows for pursuit of a major or a minor, and it offers a variety of certificates that will make you well rounded for a successful 21st century career.

Sociology is the study of human groups and how the group influences social behavior. The Sociology program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse gives us new and important knowledge about the social world. 

With guidance from professors who are experts in their fields, you will gain the confidence and capabilities needed to become a knowledgeable and effective social studies teacher in the Integrated Social Studies Education program at Ashland University.

The Broadfield Social Studies Education - Political Science 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.

The Broadfield Social Studies Education 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.

The Broadfield Social Studies Education - Sociology 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.

The University of Wisconsin - River Falls offers a degree in Broad Field Social Studies Broad field social studies educators prepare students in grades 5-12 with skills needed to make informed and reasoned decisions in a democratic society and interdependent world.