University of Lynchburg
Students who major or minor in sociology will increase their knowledge of social processes, social behavior, and social institutions. Students completing the sociology major will be equipped with a body of knowledge and set of skills that are critical for twenty-first century employment and/or graduate studies in a variety of academic and professional fields such as criminal justice, cultural studies, gerontology, law, market research, media, public policy, and social services.
30 credits
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