Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Sociology] From Susquehanna University

In classes like Crime and Justice, you'll examine the dimensions, causes and costs of crime in the U.S. and consider the uses and limitations of our justice system in dealing with them.Your learning isn't limited to the classroom. Explore social justice through our Adams Center for Law and Society, or put your knowledge to work in internships with local government, criminal justice and social welfare agencies.Cap off your studies with a year-long research project you select guided by a dedicated faculty advisor.

Studying builds critical thinking skills and the ability to examine complex questions - skills valued by employers in all fields. You'll learn there are multiple ways to approach any given problem.You'll design research projects, analyze data and identify useful ways to investigate questions about public policy, public health, community development, education and the law.Our graduates thrive in government and social policy, business, social welfare and education careers. They also pursue advanced graduate degrees and law school.