The B.A. in Sociology at Colorado State University offers you a comprehensive understanding of societal structures, social issues, and the dynamics of social change. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students eager to critically analyze the complexities of the modern world, employing empirical evidence and developing skills essential for social justice advocacy. You will explore foundational sociological theory and research methods, gaining insights into how societies function and how individuals navigate social systems. Sociology at CSU is a popular major, recognized for its faculty's commitment to high-quality teaching and impactful learning experiences.
This full-time, on-campus program is designed to be studied over four years, providing you with a robust academic foundation and practical application. You will engage with core sociology coursework, including sociological research methods and statistical analysis, while benefiting from a high number of elective credits that allow for personalized study paths. Choose from concentrations in General Sociology, Criminology and Criminal Justice, or Environmental Sociology. You will graduate with strong critical thinking and analytical skills, prepared for diverse career opportunities in fields such as social work, public policy, law enforcement, and community development.