The Sociology major is the study of our social world and how different groups of people shape human behavior. Because all human behavior is social behavior, sociologists study a range of topics from two-person relationships to global communities. Courses include important social issues such as race and gender inequality, poverty, mental health, crime, sexual identities, and issues of ageism and ableism.<br>Students often gain experience through internships in human services, counseling, criminal justice, education, business (for and non-profits), research/policy, and government.<br>Career Options<br>Research analysts, Social workers, Police officers, Probation officers,Federal law enforcement officers (FBI, ATF, DEA)<br>Counselors, Educators, Program coordinators, Marketing/Sales managers