The Associate of Arts (Sociology) degree at Alexander College provides you with a foundational understanding of human societies, social behaviour, and the structures that shape our world. This undergraduate program is ideal for students seeking to build a broad academic base for further university study or to prepare for entry into the workforce. You will explore core sociological concepts, theories, and research methods, developing essential critical thinking and analytical skills to examine complex social issues and diverse populations. This degree offers a robust grounding in the social sciences, preparing you for deeper engagement with sociology and related disciplines.
You will pursue this Associate Degree full-time on campus over two years, completing 60 credits as part of your academic journey at Alexander College. The curriculum requires a minimum of 36 credits in arts subjects, with a significant emphasis on 18 credits dedicated to first- and second-year sociology courses, ensuring both breadth and depth in your studies. This structured learning experience will equip you with a strong understanding of sociological principles and research methodologies. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for seamless transfer to further undergraduate programs in sociology or related fields, or to seek entry-level positions where an understanding of social dynamics is highly valued.