Core Requirements (18 hours): (Prerequisites, Intermediate, Capstone):

The following must be taken by all sociology and anthropology majors:

• Prerequisites (9 hours):

• ANT 200 - Cultural Anthropology (Foundations F3a, b or c; F4c) 3-0-3
• MAT 111 - Elementary Statistics (Foundations F2a) 3-0-3
• SOC 200 - Introduction to Sociology (Foundations F3a, b or c; F4c) 3-0-3

• Intermediate Requirements (6 hours):

• SOC 300 I - Social Theory 3-0-3 or
• ANT 300 I - Social Theory 3-0-3
• SOC 305 I - Social-Science Research Methods 3-0-3 or
• ANT 305 I - Social Science Research Methods 3-0-3

• Capstone Requirement (3 hours):

• SOC 480 I - Senior Project 3-0-3 or
• ANT 480 I - Senior Project 3-0-3

Sociology Concentration Electives: four of the following courses (at least 12 hours):

• SOC 320 - Criminology 3-0-3
• SOC 335 - Social Inequality: Race, Class and Gender 3-0-3
• SOC 345 - Sociology of Health 3-0-3
• SOC 350 - Sociology of the Family 3-0-3
• SOC 360 - Special Topics in Sociology 3-0-3
• SOC 370 - Sociology of Religion 3-0-3
• SOC 375 - Sociology of Disability 3-0-3
• SOC 380 - Community 3-0-3
• SOC 387 - Gender, Law and Society 3-0-3
• SOC 430 - Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in Society 3-0-3
• SOC 450 - Seminar in Sociology 3-0-3
• SOC 496 - Academic Internship 3 to 6 hours
• SOC 498 - Directed Study 1 to 3 hours

Electives: (9 hours):

Majors must also complete nine additional hours of SOC or ANT courses, or courses in other disciplines approved by the department. (Please see your advisor or the department chair for a list of these courses.) These courses may not count toward the major’s area of concentration.