Sociology - Beloit College

Sociology from Beloit College is a Campus Bachelor Sociology degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. The challenge of sociology is its insight into the complicated connections between individual lives and social institutions. Our goal as a faculty is to give students the analytical tools of sociology that clarify those connections and enable them to become critical, thinking citizens. Sociology's tools include: (1) concepts and theoretical questions that provoke precise thinking about the origins, development, and effects of institutions, (2) experience "in the field" that informs, tests, and critiques the conceptual/theoretical tools; and (3) practical research skills ranging from ethnographic interpretation to proficiency with computers. Sociology at Beloit engages students and faculty together in raising questions, seeking answers, and searching for ways to improve our social and individual lives. The student who majors in sociology should expect to take four required units: introductory sociology , one methodology course, one theory course, and Math 106. In addition, five upper?level elective courses are required. These are the minimum requirements; many majors go well beyond the minimum to increase their breadth and depth of sociological knowledge. View more details on Beloit College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Sociology courses.