The M.S. degree program in applied sociology emphasizes practical and theoretical knowledge in the areas of policy analysis, evaluation research, and organizational sociology. It focuses on the acquisition of social research skill, theory application, and practical experience. Students are prepared for employment in industry, government agencies, and to pursue a doctorate.
The degree is made up of 34 hours of graduate credit and typically takes...
Overview Welcome to the Graduate Field of Development Sociology! Although it is housed in the Department of Development Sociology the Graduate Field of Development Sociology, like other graduate fields at Cornell, is independent of the department, giving it the flexibility to draw its graduate faculty from several departments. The Field offers two degree tracks: the MS/PhD and the PhD, and does not accept students into a terminal MS degree program.
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The Master of Arts in Sociology program offers a general sociology degree and students select a specialized topic for their MA writing project. Additionally:
The program requirements consist of twelve courses and the completion of a writing project.
The required courses for students with an undergraduate sociology background are Sociological Perspectives, Social Research, and one of either Data Analysis or Qualitative Research Methods....
In addition to a traditional liberal arts master‘s program, students may choose to pursue one of three areas of concentration: health services and research, social issues in regional development, and environment and society. Through graduate assistantships, practica, and participation in faculty research, students in these concentrations are expected to become affiliated with a university institute or center related to the student's interest.
Sociology and Anthropology are social science disciplines that focus on the study of humans, social institutions and culture. Our faculty consists of four full-time Anthropologists and seven full-time Sociologists. Geographical expertise among faculty includes Ecuador, Brazil, China, France, Mexico, Russia, and Southern Appalachia. Teaching and research strengths in the department include Medical Anthropology; Applied Sociology/Anthropology; Research...
The Graduate Program in the Department of Sociology offers Master of Science degree sociology. Our graduate program is constituted by 26 faculty members located in the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Education, College of Medicine and the College of Agriculture. Applicants are selected for admission based on their overall academic record and on their expressed interest in research areas corresponding to individual faculty or graduate program...
The Master of Arts in Sociology program provides the knowledge in theory and methodology needed to pursue a Ph.D. in sociology and related fields, to teach in post-secondary institutions, or to pursue a public or private sector career, by addressing the following goals:
1. To allow students to develop skills necessary to secure employment in sociology and related fields.
2. To equip students with advanced sociological training in theory and...
The specialty provides knowledge and skills in theory and general methodology, with specific emphasis on the evaluation of ongoing programs. It prepares students for responsible positions in applied areas of sociology by addressing the following goals:
1. Provide knowledge and skills needed for careers in evaluation and applied research.
2. Increase knowledge and skills for students already employed in fields of sociology, in the private and...
The program provides knowledge and skills in theory and methodology, with specific emphasis on the family as a social institution. It prepares students for responsible positions in the public and private sectors by addressing the following goals:
1. Achievement of academic knowledge required to pursue the Ph.D. in sociology or teach at the community college level;
2. Increased knowledge and skills for students already employed in applied fields...
Over 20 full and part-time students are enrolled in graduate programs in the Department of Sociology at FAU. Students in other graduate programs and members of the community are also welcome to enroll in many graduate sociology courses.
The Master of Arts (M.A.) with a major in sociology prepares students for doctoral study in sociology and allied fields, including the Ph.D. in Comparative Studies, as well as for professional careers in such fields...
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