Bachelor's Degree in Sociology

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. 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.