The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology at the University of the Pacific equips you with the analytical tools to understand and navigate the complexities of social structures, human behaviour, and societal change. In a world grappling with issues of inequality, cultural diversity, and community dynamics, sociology offers a vital perspective for critical inquiry and informed action. This undergraduate degree is ideal for curious minds eager to explore the forces that shape our lives, develop robust research methods, and gain a nuanced understanding of diverse social experiences. You will build a strong foundation in sociological theory and practice, preparing you for impactful engagement with society.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Arts in Sociology is studied over four years, integrating core sociology courses with opportunities for specialised learning. You will engage with foundational subjects like Introduction to Sociology, Theories of Society and Culture, and Social Science Research Methods, alongside electives that allow you to focus on areas such as social work or community engagement. The curriculum emphasizes experiential learning, including internships or undergraduate research, culminating in a capstone seminar where you will synthesise your knowledge. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of social phenomena and the skills to pursue careers in social services, policy analysis, community development, and further academic study.
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