Students enrolled in the Environmental Sociology course participate in a field education trip to Grand Teton National Park.

Sociology

Pictured here: Students enrolled in the Environmental Sociology course participate in a field education trip to Grand Teton National Park.

Sociology is the study of social life and social change. Sociologists investigate the cause and consequence of behavior. They study the structure of groups and organizations. They also examine how we interact with each other. Since all behavior is social, the subject matter of sociology ranges from intimate families to hostile mobs. Sociology provides a launch pad for careers in the human services, criminal justice, education, government, and business.

What can I do with this major?

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A transfer agreement is available for this degree. Students who choose CC for their first two years of college are prepared to transfer and finish their degrees anywhere in the world. Learn how you can earn a bachelor’s, master’s, or even your doctorate through one of our university partnerships with schools from across the country.

Employment info

Sociology provides a launch pad for careers in the human services, criminal justice, education, government, and business.

What are the special admission requirements, if any?

There are no pre-reqs for this program.

What courses would I take?

For requirements and more information about this program, view its listing in the academic catalog:

Interested in online learning?

A portion of the courses in this program may be available online. Learn more about online programs and courses at Casper College.

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Contact Info

Autumn Baker

Academic Assistant, School of Social & Behavioral Sciences

John Ordiway

Department Chair; Psychology Instructor

Chad Hanson

Sociology Instructor

Pete Van Houten

Dean, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences