Talladega College

Sociology - Bachelor of Arts

Are you fascinated by human behavior and the social structures that shape our society? A Talladega Sociology degree can equip you with the tools to help others understand the complexities of society from individual interaction to the latest societal trend. 

What a Sociology Degree Can Do for You

Sociology teaches you to ask critical questions, analyze data and develop solutions to pressing social issues. The skills and knowledge that you gain at Dega can help you build a promising career.

  • Interpersonal and Cross-Cultural Skills:  Learn to interact and effectively communicate with people from  a multitude of backgrounds.
  • Project Management and Organization:  Engage in research projects and group work, and develop your organizational and time-management skills
  • Research and Analytical Skills:  Gain the skills to design research projects, collect and analyze data, and interpret findings to draw meaningful conclusions. 
  • Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving:  Develop the ability to put complex social issues into context, identify their underlying causes, and develop innovative solutions that can benefit communities.
  • Data Literacy and Interpretation:  Learn to interpret social statistics and understand how data can inform our understanding of social phenomena.

Where Can a Sociology Degree Take You?

The job outlook for sociologists is positive with 7% growth expected through 2033 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But sociology majors can do much more. Some career paths where sociology majors can put their skills to excellent use include:

  • Policy Analyst
  • Legislative Assistant
  • Survey Researcher
  • Attorney
  • Marketer or Public Relations Manager
  • Police Officer or Law Enforcement Agent
  • Urban Planner
  • Human Resources Manager
  • Educator
  • Quality Assurance Specialist

A Sneak Peek!

Here are some of the courses you will take in Sociology:

  • Women & Minorities 
  • African American History 
  • Psychology
  • Social & Behavioral Statistics
  • Sociological Theory
  • Public Speaking
  • Introduction to Humanities
View more Sociology courses in the Course Catalog (page 98)
 

Take the next step! Apply Now

For more information, contact Dr. Alicia Curry at alcurry@talladega.edu or (256) 761-6346.