Minor in Sociology (SOC)
Administered by the Department of Sociology, Social Work and Criminal Justice
Effective Fall, 2006
A student is required to take 18 credit hours of Sociology courses for the Sociology minor. All students are required to take one course (SOC.211 Principles of Sociology) and then select five additional courses, according to areas of interest of the student and with the advice and consent of his or her advisor.
Required:
SOC.211 Principles of Sociology
Choose five from the following list of courses:
SOC.213 Contemporary Social Problems
SOC.215 Racial and Ethnic Minority Groups
SOC.217 Sociology of Sport
SOC.231 Marriage and Family
SOC.255 Research Methods of Social Inquiry
SOC.260 Basic Social Statistics
SOC.275 Sociological Theory
SOC.316 Urban Sociology
SOC.318 Social Stratification
SOC.319 Religion and Society
SOC.320 Sociology of Gender
SOC.345 Medical Sociology
SOC.360 Microsociology
SOC.375 Science and Society
SOC.400 Sociology of Mass Communication
SOC.443 Sociology of Deviant Behavior
SOC.457 Sociology of Community
SOC.461 Social Problems in Rural/Urban Communities
SOC.465 Computer Applications in the Social Sciences
SOC.466 Advanced Social Research
SOC.467 Population Problems
SOC.470 Senior Seminar
SOC.474 Contemporary Environmental Issues
SOC.478 Sociology of Work
SOC.490 Sociology of Aging