Friday, August 08, 2008
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UDTS Student Named 2008 Lydia Scholar
Hayes Named Spartans Head Cross Country Coach
Thompson Announced as Spartans Head Track & Field Coach
UDTS Distance Learning Staff Spreading the News
University of Dubuque Receives President's Honor Roll Award for Service
Security Officer Bongert to Compete in 2008 USA Olympic Judo Trials
University of Dubuque Choir to Tour Eastern States and Canada
University of Dubuque Announces 2008 Commencement Ceremonies
Academics
Sociology and Criminal Justice
The scientific and systematic study of these issues in sociology classes helps students to:
Graduates in sociology may seek careers as researchers and/or university teachers by continuing their study at the graduate level. A major in sociology also provides an excellent background for graduate programs in social work, law, criminal justice, and other related disciplines. Additionally, the study of sociology prepares students for effective participation in a variety of careers in diverse fields such as education, government, criminology and corrections, community service, mental health services, business, and media and information systems.
- develop analytical and critical thinking skills;
- gain insights into their own personal experiences;
- understand and appreciate diversity at multiple levels; and
- be prepared to contribute to their communities, society, and global arrangements through leadership skills and a sociological insight
Graduates in sociology may seek careers as researchers and/or university teachers by continuing their study at the graduate level. A major in sociology also provides an excellent background for graduate programs in social work, law, criminal justice, and other related disciplines. Additionally, the study of sociology prepares students for effective participation in a variety of careers in diverse fields such as education, government, criminology and corrections, community service, mental health services, business, and media and information systems.
