COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum includes foundational courses in sociological theory, research methods, and statistics. Core topics cover social inequality, criminology, family dynamics, and global sociology. Students progress to advanced electives such as digital sociology, environmental sociology, and health studies. Practical components include research projects, fieldwork, and capstone seminars. The program requires 20.0 credits, including majors in sociology with options for concentrations in areas like criminology or global inequalities. Interdisciplinary options allow combinations with other fields like anthropology or political science. Emphasis is placed on qualitative and quantitative methods, ensuring students gain hands-on experience in data analysis and ethical research practices.