COURSE CURRICULUM

The Sociology MA program offers a diverse range of advanced courses designed to deepen students’ understanding of sociological theories, research methods, and specialized topics. Course offerings include SOC 7110: Seminar in Sociology of Religion, which explores the role of religion in society and its social implications. SOC 7240 focuses on Selected Topics in Research and Methods, providing students with advanced training in sociological research techniques. Theoretical criminology is covered in SOC 7280, examining the frameworks used to understand crime and justice. SOC 7300 delves into the Sociology of Law and Social Control, analyzing how laws shape social behavior. Political Sociology is the focus of SOC 7320, investigating the relationship between society and political structures. SOC 7340 explores family dynamics and social roles within families. Health care issues and their social contexts are examined in SOC 7370. Advanced Quantitative Research Methods (SOC 7400) equips students with statistical tools for sociological research. Evaluating Social Programs (SOC 7470) teaches methods to assess the effectiveness of social initiatives. Finally, SOC 7480 covers Social Inequality, studying the causes and effects of disparities in society. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive foundation for research and practice in sociology.