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Sociology

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

People may complain about the stress of modern life, yet they commonly misinterpret the forces behind human behavior. Sociology gives you the tools to examine human groupings and behavior from a scientific and humanistic standpoint. While everyone may have an opinion on social issues, you'll have the research and data-driven expertise to enlighten the civic conversation. What you'll study: Urban life. Rural families. Issues such as international healthcare inequities or the influence of technology. Social perspectives on race and gender. Follow the rise and fall of social movements and how communities attempt to solve contemporary problems. How do people group themselves, and how do those groups behave? Learn the theoretical and research approaches to sociological information, and present your own informed analysis at a professional level. How you'll learn more: Small class sizes guarantee your close interaction with faculty members who are experts in foreign cultures, environmental issues and society, and a host of sociological issues. The diversity of NSU and the surrounding communities enrich the opportunities and offer resources for the study of sociology. Join a professor's research project, or start your own organization on a very dynamic campus. Where it can take you: Rapidly-changing global communities need field-based professionals, scholars, and leaders who understand how to connect issues and information and support positive change. You can work as a community organizer, at a non-governmental organization or social service agency, in research or academics, or as a business consultant. Engaged and motivated students who earn a Bachelor of Science in Sociology can pursue graduate programs in a number of disciplines.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Sociology

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

People may complain about the stress of modern life, yet they commonly misinterpret the forces behind human behavior. Sociology gives you the tools to examine human groupings and behavior from a scientific and humanistic standpoint. While everyone may have an opinion on social issues, you'll have the research and data-driven expertise to enlighten the civic conversation. What you'll study: Urban life. Rural families. Issues such as international healthcare inequities or the influence of technology. Social perspectives on race and gender. Follow the rise and fall of social movements and how communities attempt to solve contemporary problems. How do people group themselves, and how do those groups behave? Learn the theoretical and research approaches to sociological information, and present your own informed analysis at a professional level. How you'll learn more: Small class sizes guarantee your close interaction with faculty members who are experts in foreign cultures, environmental issues and society, and a host of sociological issues. The diversity of NSU and the surrounding communities enrich the opportunities and offer resources for the study of sociology. Join a professor's research project, or start your own organization on a very dynamic campus. Where it can take you: Rapidly-changing global communities need field-based professionals, scholars, and leaders who understand how to connect issues and information and support positive change. You can work as a community organizer, at a non-governmental organization or social service agency, in research or academics, or as a business consultant. Engaged and motivated students who earn a Bachelor of Science in Sociology can pursue graduate programs in a number of disciplines.

Admission Requirements

IELTS

6+

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