Sociology and Social Justice, B.A.

Analyze societal problems to create meaningful change.

DEGREE:

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

DELIVERY:

Face-to-Face and Online

LOCATION:

Online, Morehead

TIME REQUIRED:

4 Years

Course Requirements

What You'll Learn in the sociology and social justice Program

A major in Sociology and Social Justice prepares you for a variety of occupations in social services, education, health care, human services, public relations, government services, regional agencies and the corporate world. You will learn in-demand skills like speaking, writing, working with others, thinking critically, and being professional. You can also continue your education in graduate school.

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Case Manager
Community Development Worker
Community Outreach Coordinator
Diversity and Inclusion Officer
Human Resources Specialist
Nonprofit Administrator
Policy Analyst
Public Relations Specialist
Researcher
Social Worker

Commonwealth of Kentucky
Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (LFUCG)
Marathon Petroleum Corporation
MOL (America) Inc.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

What You Can Do with a sociology and social justice degree

A Sociology and Social Justice major prepares you for various occupations in social services, education, health care, human services, public relations, government services, regional agencies and the corporate world.

What makes Morehead state's program different

Our BA in Sociology and Social Justice program is offered completely online, providing flexibility and convenience.

Admission to the sociology and social justice program

Follow the standard undergraduate application process.

Program Standards

Students must earn a grade of "C" or higher in all required core courses in the sociology and criminology programs, including the sociology and criminology minors. To complete the sociology and criminology programs and the sociology and criminology minors, students must earn a cumulative GPA of 2.25 in all courses included in these respective programs.