Credential directory
Degrees, certificates, licences, apprenticeships and micro-credentials — with the provider, the occupations each leads to, and the Credential Transparency Identifier where one is published. Or browse a state or partner library.
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology - Advanced Sociology
Jacksonville State University
- AL
- 10 occupations
- CIP 45.1101
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology - Applied Sociology
Jacksonville State University
- AL
- 10 occupations
- CIP 45.1101
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology - BA
Texas A & M University-College Station
A Bachelor of Arts in Sociology provides a solid foundation in the knowledge and skills needed to address real-world social issues and problems, while allowing students to explore a wide range of social topics and issues. Some courses in this program include hands-on service-learning opportunities i …more
- TX
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology - BS
Texas A & M University-College Station
A Bachelor of Science in Sociology provides a solid foundation in the knowledge and skills needed to address real-world social issues and problems, while allowing students to explore a wide range of social topics and issues. Some courses in this program include hands-on service-learning opportunitie …more
- TX
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology - Crime, Deviance, and Society Track
Columbus State University
The Crime and Deviance Track is designed for students who have an interest in criminal justice but see sociology as providing more opportunities for employment than a pure degree in criminal justice.
- GA
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology - General Track
Columbus State University
The General Track is designed to give students maximum ability to make their degree fit their interests and future employment or preparation for graduate school. In addition to the standard 15 hours of required core sociology courses (i.e., sociological theory, social research methods, social statis …more
- GA
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology - Social Services Track
Columbus State University
The Social Services Track is designed for students who intend to work in areas of social service and non-profit organizations. First students are expected to complete a strong foundation of required courses of 15 hours of course work, sociological theory, social research methods, social statistics, …more
- GA
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology Applied Family Studies
Walsh University
Requires a total of 39 semester hours in the major, combining a Sociology core with an Applied Family Studies concentration, electives and an applied behavioral science seminar and internship culminating experience.
- OH
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology Education (6-12)
Wayne State College
The 6-12 Sociology Subject Endorsement is designed to develop the knowledge and skills needed to become a successful 6-12 sociology educator. Students will take classes in sociology and develop their teaching skills through student teaching in 6-12 classrooms.
- NE
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology Major
Troy University
Curriculum listing in catalog; no separate introductory description provided.
- AL
- 10 occupations
- CIP 45.1101
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology Major
Linfield University
The Sociology major requires 40 credits in Sociology/Anthropology (SOAN), including social research methods, social theory, and a senior sequence of research/thesis and an internship/applied capstone seminar. Students develop the ability to see how individual lives are connected with wider social an …more
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology and Anthropology
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Sociology is the systematic study of social organization and social life. Sociologists use scientific and humanistic approaches to explain and understand social behavior and social systems. Topics include collective behavior and social movements; deviant behavior, crime and punishment; gender and hu …more
- WI
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology and Anthropology
Spelman College
Part of the B.A. degree program in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, this major consists of 44 semester hours combining the study of sociology and anthropology to examine human societies and cultures.
- GA
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology and Anthropology
Agnes Scott College
Sociology is the study of human social behavior and social processes, and anthropology is the study of humanity in all its complexity. The major trains students to understand the social and cultural forces shaping the world through qualitative and quantitative research methods.
- GA
Bachelor's Degree
Sociology and Anthropology
Saint Michael's College
Sociology and Anthropology majors gain a deep understanding of the complexities of social life through reading, discussion, and hands-on research. Their work takes place not only in classrooms, libraries, and labs, but also in real-world settings-workplaces, soup kitchens, hospitals, corporations, s …more
- AL