Beyond-the-Books Knowledge
Taylor’s Sociology degree program can offer an engaging, research-based curriculum that will allow you to put theory to the test and build a holistic understanding of how social hierarchy and social location influence thoughts, motivations, behaviors, and opportunities.
Starting with introductory courses, the Sociology major will build a firm, theory-based foundation that is essential for applied social courses and future studies and careers.
You will take research, methods, and analysis classes with experts in the field, where you will learn valuable research principles and theories, the value of societal research, and the discoveries of prominent sociologists.
All Sociology majors will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of research projects, with topics ranging from how Scripture influences social and personal behavior to how refugees experience immigration. You will learn how to conduct national surveys, phone interviews, and face-to-face interviews; gather information from colleges and organizations; summarize results and reports; and construct research-grounded theories.