Interested in why people do the things they do? How people think in groups and how that impacts our world? Sociology for Professionals—a new bachelor's program offered by WWU Peninsulas—examines topics encompassing a vast array of human behavior including crime and punishment, the formation and dissolution of families, bureaucracy in organization, conflicts between social classes, global inequalities, and more.
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Sociology for Professionals, BA
Western Washington University's Sociology programs equip students with essential skills and knowledge to advance their careers. The curriculum consists of courses in professional development, program evaluation, and applied sociological theory, preparing students for real-world challenges. With a focus on critical thinking, writing proficiency, and statistical analysis, graduates are prepared for careers in social work, law, education, and criminal justice, where they can address complex societal issues with expertise and insight.
Sociology students develop an aptitude for critical thinking, improve their writing ability, and gain competence with statistical computing that will enhance their future career options. Many Sociology graduates enter professions such as social work, law, education, and criminal justice work. Others pursue graduate training in Sociology, Social Work, or other related disciplines.
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