Master of Arts in Sociology

The Department of Sociology provides a unique opportunity to work with a strong group of active research scholars in the following areas: family and the life course, inequality (race, class and gender), physical and mental health. The department has a strong culture of graduate student mentoring. Graduate students work with faculty in the classroom and on individual research projects. Additional research resources include: major data sets that provide students with opportunities to do independent or collaborative research, outstanding survey research and statistics training, excellent computer facilities, strong ties to the Bureau of Sociological Research (BOSR) and the Survey Research and Methods Program (SRAM), and a long history of substantial grant support from a range of federal research agencies (currently NIH, NSF, NIMH, NIDA). Graduate students also receive formal teacher training and have opportunities to obtain considerable teaching experience. Our supportive and cooperative environment helps students to fully develop as research scholars and educators.

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