Sociology courses provide the conceptual tools and methods for understanding human life and human interactions from a distinctively social perspective. 

Learn about a wide range of topics and issues: from the relationships between individuals, groups and social structures, to social inequalities and social problems; from institutions and organizations to complex social phenomena and processes underpinning social change at the local and global level.

This Minor program will help you develop awareness of how and why societies of all types are organized, change over time, and have a catalytic impact on our lives.
The Sociology Minor can be combined with any field of study, especially with psychology, media and communications, business, marketing, human resources, international relations, law, philosophy, history, environmental studies.