Bachelor of Arts - Sociology

Sociology is the study of societies. Sociologists examine social issues using empirical evidence and learn how to act as agents of social justice and change. Students gain critical thinking skills to understand the complexities of our current social world. Sociology represents one of CSU’s most popular majors. Sociology faculty members’ high quality, committed teaching regularly receives recognition and awards across the College of Liberal Arts and the University. Our undergraduate program offers solid training in social theory and research methods. Our high impact teaching practices include a popular internship, a criminology study abroad program in Prague and more.

​​Career Paths: What can you do with a degree in Sociology?

• Research Assistant (Institute for Women’s Policy Research) 
• Youth Case Worker (City of Denver)  
• Correctional Services Specialist (Larimer County Community Corrections) 
• Data Analyst (Colorado Department of Human Services) 
• Guardian ad Litem (State of Colorado) 
• Detective in Domestic Violence Unit (City of Longmont) 
• Facility Manager (U.S. Department of Agriculture) 
• Senior Financial Analyst (Prologis) 
• Urban Planner (Pierce County, Washington) 
• Cryptologic Technician (United States Navy) 
• Graduate School for Psychology, Social Work, Law, Public Health & much more