Sociology/Political Science/Social Science

Tim Woods
Department Chair
Phone: 860-512-2761

Sociology

Sociology courses examine various historical and contemporary forces on individual and group experiences. Students analyze the dynamics of educational, political, cultural, religious and diverse social factors in a domestic and global context. Classes promote the critical awareness and analysis of social issues. Tools of exploration include the fundamentals of sociological theory and basic research methodology. Course structure encourages and sustains social reassessment, analysis and prediction.

Career Opportunities

Career opportunities for students of sociology include: gerontology, human and social services, qualitative and quantitative research, community relations, and criminal justice. Future academic opportunities are possible in the fields of: law, economics, political science, education and anthropology.