The major presents historical and current themes of humanity's interaction with the social, cultural, and natural environment. Students are introduced to the concepts and methods appropriate to such an investigation. Social Research is also required. Graduates are prepared for careers and advanced study. Includes course work such as criminal law, criminology and law enforcement as well as an intensive internship program.
Students are prepared for careers in fields such as law enforcement and corrections.
Gives students a solid background in the scientific study of social behavior. Provides students with the background necessary for investigating and analyzing social behavior. Students are prepared for employment in a variety of fields as well as for graduate studies. Division faculty and career specialists guide students in planning these learning experiences. Students with internship and practicum experience increase their opportunities for employment and acceptance to graduate schools.