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Why do humans behave the way they do? Sociologists approach this question through the study of human groups in society. As sociology major, you will explore the interaction of individuals and society, learn about the processes of social change and broaden your understanding of the forces that move our world. The study of sociology will give you insight into America?s rich diversity of cultures and a new perspective on contemporary social and technological change. You?ll learn both theory and research methodology as you choose from more than 50 different course offerings, reflecting the depth and breadth of this field. Whether you choose to further your studies at the graduate level or enter the workforce, you will graduate well prepared for success in a wide variety of careers, from research and academia to business, law, medicine, social service, human resources, non-profit management and criminal justice. Professionally recognized, personally focused Iona is a member of the Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society and Sociology students are active participants in the school?s Undergraduate Research Day, sharing results of their sociology research projects. Our commitment to small class sizes ensures that you will receive an education that is personalized, values-based and supportive of your success. You can also depend on our faculty to provide invaluable guidance on internships, service learning, research opportunities and mentoring advice after graduation. Popular Sociology Courses Sociology courses attract students from many of Iona?s degree programs. Three of the most popular courses include: Popular Culture: This course addresses many of the cultural topics and issues students are already discussing, in ways that transcend social boundaries. Race and Ethnic Relations: Valuable for any student who wants to succeed in an increasingly diverse global society. Sex and Gender Roles in Modern Society: Often described as ?eye-opening? by students, this course addresses gender equality and the impact of gender on one?s life. Student Outcomes Primary Learning Outcomes for Students completing the BA degree in Sociology are: LO1: To understand the different cultural values and norms that pervades human societies. LO2: To understand the dynamic interaction of the individual and society. LO3: To understand the research process and its importance to the study of culture and society. LO4: To understand the complex relations between the social institutions of society. LO5: To understand the ways in which humans define their situations on the basis of sexuality, gender, socioeconomic class, age, race, ethnic group, geographical region, family or nationality. LO6: To understand the diversity in American society. LO7: To understand the micro and macro processes of social change. LO8: To understand the nuances of the major theoretical approaches to understanding the social world and the explanation of social phenomena.
Program overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Why do humans behave the way they do? Sociologists approach this question through the study of human groups in society. As sociology major, you will explore the interaction of individuals and society, learn about the processes of social change and broaden your understanding of the forces that move our world. The study of sociology will give you insight into America?s rich diversity of cultures and a new perspective on contemporary social and technological change. You?ll learn both theory and research methodology as you choose from more than 50 different course offerings, reflecting the depth and breadth of this field. Whether you choose to further your studies at the graduate level or enter the workforce, you will graduate well prepared for success in a wide variety of careers, from research and academia to business, law, medicine, social service, human resources, non-profit management and criminal justice. Professionally recognized, personally focused Iona is a member of the Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society and Sociology students are active participants in the school?s Undergraduate Research Day, sharing results of their sociology research projects. Our commitment to small class sizes ensures that you will receive an education that is personalized, values-based and supportive of your success. You can also depend on our faculty to provide invaluable guidance on internships, service learning, research opportunities and mentoring advice after graduation. Popular Sociology Courses Sociology courses attract students from many of Iona?s degree programs. Three of the most popular courses include: Popular Culture: This course addresses many of the cultural topics and issues students are already discussing, in ways that transcend social boundaries. Race and Ethnic Relations: Valuable for any student who wants to succeed in an increasingly diverse global society. Sex and Gender Roles in Modern Society: Often described as ?eye-opening? by students, this course addresses gender equality and the impact of gender on one?s life. Student Outcomes Primary Learning Outcomes for Students completing the BA degree in Sociology are: LO1: To understand the different cultural values and norms that pervades human societies. LO2: To understand the dynamic interaction of the individual and society. LO3: To understand the research process and its importance to the study of culture and society. LO4: To understand the complex relations between the social institutions of society. LO5: To understand the ways in which humans define their situations on the basis of sexuality, gender, socioeconomic class, age, race, ethnic group, geographical region, family or nationality. LO6: To understand the diversity in American society. LO7: To understand the micro and macro processes of social change. LO8: To understand the nuances of the major theoretical approaches to understanding the social world and the explanation of social phenomena.
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BA in Sociology
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SociologyMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
Sociology
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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