Introductory Sociology Courses

Complete two of the following:

• SOC 205 - Women and U.S. Politics 3 credits
• SOC 240 - Social Problems: Comparative & Global Perspectives 3 credits
• SOC 241 - Self and Society 3 credits
• SOC 242 - Crime, Justice, and Rebellion 3 credits
• SOC 243 - Popular Culture 3 credits
• SOC 244 - Social Class and Inequality 3 credits
• SOC 245 - Green Politics 3 credits
• SOC 270 - Death, Dying & Bereavement 4 credits
• SOC 280 - Le Flanuer I 3 credits
• SOC 281 - Le Flanuer II 3 credits
• SOC 287 - Workshop in Urban Studies 4 credits
• SOC 290 - Selected Topics 1 to 4 credits

Intermediate Sociology Course

• SOC 300 - The Sociological Imagination 3 credits

Theory or Methods Course

Complete one of the following:

• SOC 302 - Social Theory in Social Context 3 credits (pre-requisite SOC 300  or instructor’s permission)
• SOC 310 - Approaches to Social Research 4 credits
• SOC 311 - Field Research: Crossing Cultural Boundaries 3 or 4 credits (pre-requisite SOC 300 )

Sociology Elective Courses

Complete at least 6 credits in Sociology at the 300 level or above

• SOC 320 - Social Psychology 3 credits
• SOC 326 - Diverse Identities 3 credits
• SOC 328 - Human Behavior in the Social Environment 3 credits
• SOC 330 - The Cultural Contexts of Childhood 3 credits
• SOC 343 - Sociology of Health & Medicine 3 credits
• SOC 346 - Social Power & Social Control 3 credits
• SOC 348 - Food and Food Systems 3 credits
• SOC 354 - Political Sociology 3 credits
• SOC 355 - Migration & Immigrant Communities 3 credits
• SOC 357 - Sociology of Development 4 credits
• SOC 358 - Population Problems & Policy 4 credits
• SOC 360 - Latin American Social Movements 3 credits
• SOC 370 - Environmental Sociology 3 credits
• SOC 377 - Comparative Urban Development 3 credits
• SOC 378 - Work and Occupations 3 credits
• SOC 386 - Racial and Ethnic Relations 3 credits
• SOC 390 - Selected Topics 1 to 4 credits
• SOC 490 - Selected Topics 1 to 4 credits