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Degrees & Majors

Sociology

Master of Arts

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The Department of Sociology offers a Master of Arts degree. Currently, the program features a general sociology degree track; required coursework in advanced statistics, qualitative and quantitative research methods, and social theory; and the option to focus coursework in one formal area of concentration: medical sociology.

The Medical Sociology concentration is designed for students seeking applied research and policy careers in public and private health, mental health, and social service agencies, as well as those who plan to apply to Ph.D. programs with a medical sociology concentration. Courses examine the phenomena of health, illness, disability, mental health issues; the social organization of health care delivery; and health disparities.

You can complete the 36-graduate credit hour degree& in two or three years. A thesis is optional.

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