Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science Major
The Sociology and Anthropology degree offers students a major based on the shared intellectual foundations and methods of inquiry of two distinct social science disciplines: Sociology and Anthropology. Students develop the conceptual and analytic skills for understanding identity, behavior, culture, power, and social change. Coursework and curriculum in the Sociology and Anthropology program emphasize practical application of skills to a variety of social questions.
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science Major
A collaboration between the Sociology/Anthropology & Psychology programs, Human Services is an interdisciplinary Bachelor’s degree program focusing on the needs of human service professionals. This degree is for you if you have a desire to better understand the community and social environment, as well as enhance human relations skills while strengthening the ability to work effectively in social services.
Offered as a Secondary Discipline Minor
The Sociology and Anthropology minor provides students a chance to supplement their major of study with the development of conceptual and analytic skills for understanding identity, behavior, culture, power, and social change. The minor consists of 24 credits.
Offered as an Academic Certificate
The Certificate in Social Justice helps students understand relationships of vulnerability, power inequity, and institutions of change, and provides tools needed for informed and effective participation at all levels of the community. This certificate complements most majors offered at SOU and provides a powerful vehicle for developing the constructive critical perspective on which a liberal arts education is grounded.
Offered as an Academic Micro-Credential
The micro-credential in Data Visualization is multi-disciplinary and prepares students to display meaningful patterns in data graphically, to represent data spatially, and to assemble complementary chart sets for decision making processes. Student will gain practical, hands-on experience with basic programing, chart design, static and dynamic visualization, map-making, and dashboard construction.
Offered as an Academic Micro-Credential
The micro-credential in Data Analysis for social science prepares students to access, analyze, and display quantitative data. Students will gain practical, hands-on experience with data gathering, analysis, and visualization techniques commonly used in program evaluation, policy analysis and other applied social research.
SOU Sociology & Anthropology Program
1250 Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, OR 97520
541.552.6761
– Questions About Sociology and Anthropology? –