Overview
At Sociology from Gonzaga University, learning the theories and methodologies of sociology, provides students with an excellent foundation for a variety of careers, including law, government service, teaching, and business. The requirements for a major in sociology have been designed to facilitate the acquisition of skills in social scientific theorizing and research design.
The student may use the credits available in electives to pursue an interest in a specific content area of the discipline such as social inequality, social psychology, social institutions, or deviance.
Learning outcomes
With a commitment to community engagement, social justice, and the common good, Sociology and Criminology majors fulfill five learning outcomes:
- Imagining the Social. Sociology and Criminology majors demonstrate a vivid awareness of the relationship between personal biography and historical conditions. They develop an understanding of how structures of inequality, social institutions, and public policies shape the life courses and life chances of individuals.
- Critically Consuming Information. Sociology and Criminology majors examine pieces of writing, information, and data in order to distinguish practices of representing the social world from the social world being represented.
- Theorizing Context. Sociology and Criminology majors make sense of empirical facts and findings as instances of more general social forms, processes, or relationships. They invoke concepts to envision the particulars of social life in context.
- Creating Knowledge. Sociology and Criminology majors use sociological methods to systematically investigate social phenomena. They organize and analyze empirical materials to develop findings that illuminate social processes and problems.
- Communicating with and for Others. Sociology and Criminology majors are uniquely attuned to the vantage points and understandings of those around them. They express themselves thoughtfully and articulate ideas with a continuous respect for others.
Programme Structure
Courses Include:
- Sociology
- Social Probl, Sol & Soc Change
- Statistics for Social Science
- Sex, Gender and Society
- Sociology of Sport
- Sociology of Literature
- Sociology of Health & Medicine
- Classical Social Theory
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 48 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Language
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Credits
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Campus Location
- Spokane, United States
Disciplines
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Academic requirements
English requirements
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Other requirements
General requirements
- Complete the online Common Application.
- Proof of English Proficiency
- Students must achieve a 3.2 cumulative GPA, with junior year being no less than a 3.1 GPA, in a college preparatory curriculum that results in a high school diploma.
- Personal Essay and Activities List (found on the Common Application).
- Official transcripts in native language and English from all high schools, colleges and universities attended.
- Common Application School Report (found on the Common Application).
- One Common Application Teacher Evaluation (found on the Common Application).
- Copy of Passport
- All international applicants are eligible to have their application fee waived.
Tuition Fees
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Living costs
Spokane
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Funding
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