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Graduates with both minors will demonstrate an understanding of sociological theory within its historical context; will be able to scientifically measure and utilize basic sociological concepts such as social structure, social change, culture and socialization, stratification and social interaction; will understand the reciprocal relationship between individuals and society, and the ethical issues and standards involved in the study of human interactions; and will think critically, evaluate underlying assumptions, and generalize appropriately. These skills are valuable in a variety of career fields.
Career Options
- Business pathways
- Law pathways
- Law enforcement pathways
- Government pathways
- Social work pathways
- Health care and education pathways
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