Kean sociology students acquire a nuanced understanding of the world and themselves, by examining societal issues and public policy. The Sociology program from Kean University exposes students to social research, theory and methods, preparing them to teach, research and advise at leading organizations across the country.
The study of sociology provides a solid foundation for career success in education, law, business, government, international relations and many other areas. Kean sociology graduates have a diverse array of thriving careers in the public, nonprofit and corporate sectors.
You acquire an in-depth understanding of complex social issues, learn to develop public policy and conduct research.
You can choose to minor in sociology to enhance learning in your chosen major. You can also complete your degree at Kean Ocean in Toms River.
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