Bachelor of Arts in Sociology - Global Social Change and Development

Develop expertise through research and learning in areas from social stratification, economic sociology, and political sociology to race and ethnic relations, medical sociology, and family, social structure, and personality. You’ll come to understand how the lives of individuals and social groups are affected by social context and complete a research project featuring core sociological concepts.
The Sociology Major at Johns Hopkins University helps students develop expertise by exposing them to research and teaching in several areas central to the discipline. These areas include social stratification, economic sociology, political sociology, international development, world-systems studies, cross-national research, race and ethnic relations, medical sociology, sociology of immigration, sociology of education, human development over the life course, the family, and social structure and personality. As a small department, department faculty pride themselves on getting to know students, their interests, and learning goals at a deep level. Students completing the major become conversant with a wide range of theoretical perspectives, the logic of research design, and the tools of data collection and analysis. Additionally, writing and other communication skills are honed.
The Global Social Change and Development (GSCD) Program is geared toward students interested in gaining a critical understanding of urgent issues related to globalization and international development. GSCD provides students with a sophisticated set of research and critical-thinking skills, prepares students for twenty-first century professions, and helps them to become thoughtful global citizens.

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