The Sociology minor is designed to give students a basic understanding of society and how individual behavior is influenced by the larger social world. It also provides insight into social relations and organizations, which is valuable in all fields. A minor in Sociology can be beneficial in a variety of careers such as social services, education, human rights, health and wellness, justice, advocacy, and research.

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Minor Requirements (20 credits)
Core Courses
ISSOC-125	Introduction to Sociology	4
SOC-301	Sociological Research Meth	4
SOC-305	Sociological Theory	4
Sociology Electives
Select two additional SOC/ISSOC electives (minimum total of 8 credits)		8
Total Credits		20

Upon completion of the Sociology Minor, students will be able to:

• Think sociologically
• Read and understand literature on complex social issues.
• Apply a comparative and international perspective to the study of social phenomena.
• Collect and analyze sociological data using appropriate research methods.
• Write a substantial research paper analyzing an important sociological issue.
• Critically assess, discuss, and write essays drawing on theoretical perspectives.
• Use sociological knowledge and abilities to contribute to their community and society.