社会学文学硕士

社会学系致力于为学生创造一个充满活力和富有成效的学习环境，擅长训练学生以发挥他们的社会学想像力，提出有关社会世界的问题，汇编和综合有关已知知识的信息，使用社会知识收集和解释数据，基于这些解释做出合理判断并根据这些判断采取合理行动的科学方法和工具。在发现有关社会世界的新事实和新观点以及整合这些发现方面表现出色跨学科，在解决社会问题中所学知识的应用以及有效的教学创新的发展。我们的社会学文学硕士课程旨在为您提供专业的就业或接受进一步的研究生教育的准备。您将在理论，研究方法和统计数据方面获得出色的成绩 分离以获取
The Department of Sociology works hard to create a vibrant and productive learning environment for our students.Excellence in training students to engage their sociological imaginations, to develop questions about the social world, to compile and synthesize information about what is already known, to use social science methodologies and tools to collect and interpret data, to make sound judgements based on those interpretations, and to take reasonable action based on those judgements.Excellence in the discovery of new facts about and new perspectives on the social world, the integration of those findings across disciplines, the application of what is learned in the pursuit of remedying social problems, and the development of effective innovations in teaching.Our master of arts in sociology program is designed to prepare you for professional employment or for further graduate education.The strong training you will receive in theory, research methods, and statistics provides excellent preparation to pursue a doctoral degree in sociology or to begin work in a variety of professional fields.As a student, you will learn how to collect, code, and clean data, enabling you to become a producer-not just a consumer-of knowledge.Through our MA program in sociology, you will learn and practice research methods and analytical skills that will equip you to find employment in government, nonprofits, corporate organizations, educational institutions, and more.how to make research findings understandable and accessible not only to colleagues and scientists, but to community members, business constituents, media outlets, and more.The master of arts in sociology requires a total of 33 credits. Most students complete the degree in two years, with the average course load being nine credits per semester.