2.8k Bachelor's degrees in Sociology

The Sociology program at Eastern Mennonite University is unique in several ways. Professors take an applied-learning approach. Students focus through the lens of the Anabaptist tradition of social justice. Courses emphasize the dynamic intersection of systematic research and reflective practice. 

The Sociology programme at The King's University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree available in three-year and four-year tracks. Students can study full-time at the Edmonton campus, exploring human interaction and social systems through a Christian lens to prepare for meaningful careers in social justice.

The Middle Grades Education (grades 5-9) - Social Science program at Saint Leo University is a state-approved teacher education program and therefore meets the Florida State standards and coursework requirements for graduates to obtain teaching certification.  

The Sociology programme from Washington State University consistently ranked one of the top programs in the nation.

Sociology at Lincoln University Pennsylvania is an excellent preparation for many fields that involve social policy analysis, including law, business management, education, government and social service.

The Social Studies and Historical Perspectives (Secondary Education) programme at Indiana University Bloomington offers a comprehensive bachelor level curriculum. This public study mode course prepares students for teaching careers through rigorous academic training and practical experience in the field of secondary education.

The core and distribution requirements for a major in Sociology, Family Studies and Social Work  from Covenant College are those listed for the baccalaureate degrees. Sociology courses may only be used to fulfill one major requirement.

The Sociology program from Edgewood University begins with questions such as: “How do social forces influence people’s thoughts? What constructs and shapes people’s actions?”

Sociology from Roanoke College encourages you to ask critical questions about social issues and prepares you to become an agent of change.

The B.S. in Sociology degree program at SUNY Old Westbury requires students to complete 60 credits in the liberal arts, rather than the 90-credit requirement of the College's B.A. in Sociology offering. 

The program of Sociology at the Pennsylvania Western University  is structured to give students a background in Sociological analysis and the applied skills necessary to pursue a variety of professional positions and positively contribute to societal change. 

The Faculty of Agriculture, Engineering & Natural Sciences from University of Namibia is an internationally recognised citadel of knowledge and a robust ecosystem for discovery and innovation, offering the Population Studies (Honours) programme to Namibian, SADC, and international students.

Can’t decide between Mount Saint Mary College's awesome majors in Psychology, Sociology, and History? Well, you don’t have to: Mount Saint Mary's Social Sciences major combines all three!

The Sociology programme at The University of New Mexico offers a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree designed to explore human social behaviour. This academic course provides students with the analytical tools needed to understand complex societal structures and diverse cultural dynamics over a standard four-year duration.

At Sociology of Luther College, students are exposed to the various orientations within the discipline. While sociology is generally considered the scientific study of group behavior, there are many different kinds of groups and many different research approaches.

Classes in Sociology department at Presbyterian College will challenge you to increase your awareness of the complexities of different societies.

The Sociology programme at California State University East Bay seeks to foster a lifelong love of learning about the social, cultural, political, and economic institutions humans have created.

The Business and Society program from La Sierra University is designed especially to prepare business students for the study and practice of law, with a particular emphasis and business and economic issues related to law.

In the Law and Society program from Thomas Jefferson University, we investigate issues and institutions through the lenses of law, sociology, criminology, psychology, ethics, economics, culture, science, history, politics and political science. We build critical thinking skills and communications skills while we effectively debate. 

Our Sociology small classes at Iona University will provide individual attention and opportunities to work closely with faculty and fellow students.