The Bachelor of Science in Sociology at Suffolk University empowers you to critically examine the social forces that shape our world, focusing on understanding and addressing societal inequalities. If you are driven by a desire to comprehend complex social issues like crime, discrimination, and poverty, and are passionate about advocating for marginalized communities, this undergraduate degree is designed for you. You will delve into classical and contemporary sociological theories, using them as lenses to analyze human interactions and societal structures. This program cultivates essential skills for social justice work and effective social problem-solving.
You will engage in a comprehensive, full-time, on-campus learning experience over three years, building a strong foundation in sociological research methods and statistical analysis. The curriculum includes core requirements such as Social Conflict and Social Change, alongside elective courses that allow you to explore specialized areas like the sociology of law, immigration policy, or global health. Through a senior capstone project or internship, you will apply your knowledge to real-world challenges. You will graduate from Suffolk University prepared for diverse career paths in social services, policy analysis, community organizing, and further academic pursuits.