Sociology
Sociology is one of the social sciences and it studies people’s behaviour as social individuals. Sociology covers all things from analysis of short contacts between unidentified beings to the study of global social developments. Often, sociologists are determined to comprehend and improve the lives of other people. At Suffolk University, students can complete a general degree or they can pick a concentration in Crime and Justice, Health and Society or Youth and Community Engagement. The Sociology Department at Suffolk is home to the Centre for Restorative Justice and Centre for Women’s Health and Human Rights. Students can partner with professors and other faculty experts to conduct valuable research and fight to positively change the world.
Undergraduate Bachelors
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