Sociologists explore the complexities of the structure and dynamics of social systems among cultures and societies. Sociology is an excellent major for individuals fascinated by groups and the social behavior of people. Students will have the opportunity to study race relations, gender, social class, religion, and ethnic background. In both paid and volunteer positions, the sociological perspective is valued in business, health, social service, criminal justice, law, media, and government sectors of society. Research Critical Thinking Communication Human Relations Transferable skills include managing, promoting, selling, analyzing, interpreting, editing, advising, organizing, problem solving, conflict resolution, detail orientation.
Salaries vary based on position and work setting.