BS in Sociology

What Kind of Program Is It?

When you enroll in Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Sociology program, you have the opportunity to study topics such as cultural anthropology, human sexuality, social problems, principles of sociology, and ethical thinking in the liberal arts. The degree program also includes a social research and statistics course, which focuses on topics such as evaluation research, surveys, and experimental method.

What Are the Prerequisites?

If you plan to apply to Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Sociology program, you should have an interest in sociology and want to conduct research-based experiments in the field.

What Are the Course Requirements?

The Bachelor of Science in Sociology program consists of 120 credits. Total elective courses can vary from 36 to 42 credits, while core courses equal 44 credits.

Sociology Courses

Course Code	Course Name
PHI 305	Ethical Thinking in the Liberal Arts
SOC 102	Principles of Sociology
SOC 220	Social Problems
SOC 315	Cultural Anthropology
SOC 320	Marriage and Family
SOC 225	Human Sexuality
SOC 415	American Minority Peoples
SOC 400	Social Research and Statistics
SOC 369	Social Psychology
SOC 417	Sociological Theory
SOC 410	Social Inequality and Stratification

What Could I Do After I Graduate?

Career Opportunities

When you have finished Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Sociology program, you have the opportunity to apply for jobs in the field. Graduates of sociology degree programs are usually strong problem-solvers, and this is valued by many industries. Some of these industries include business, manufacturing, and retail. Some possible job titles for graduates of this degree could include:

• Sales Representative
• Human Resources Assistant
• Administrative Assistant
• Manager

Advanced Degrees

When you have completed Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Sociology program, you could enroll in master's degrees in the field. A master's degree may allow you to focus on an area of emphasis such as social inequality, social change, and social psychology and interpersonal processes. Some possible master's degree programs could include:

• Master of Arts in Sociology
• Master of Social Work (MSW)
• Master of Science in Anthropology