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Online Sociology Degree at Grand Canyon University
Analyze scientific research on topics such as human behavior, social status, family relations, race relations, income inequality, substance use and globalization. In developing a better understanding of the world around them, students are inspired to make a positive difference in their local, regional and global communities.
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Online Degrees at Grand Canyon University
Gain convenience and flexibility with an online curriculum. Built on the foundation of our established campus, GCU is an accredited university offering dynamic, industry-informed programs designed around student learning outcomes.
As an online student at GCU, you can expect:
- Affordable tuition
- Knowledgeable faculty members
- Engaging, interactive courses
- Convenient course options
Grand Canyon University's online programs offer flexibility, providing a quality education to help you navigate today's complex world.
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Listed below are other career areas that may be related to this program:
Career Paths for Sociology Graduates
The foundational knowledge and skills you will be taught during this degree program may help equip you to pursue a variety of potential career paths. Some individuals with a bachelor’s in sociology may choose to pursue a master’s degree. A graduate degree may provide opportunities for sociologists in academia, such as research or teaching positions.
- Social services: Case management, youth and elderly services, government agencies and rehabilitation
- Law: Law enforcement, criminal justice, judicial affairs and probation and parole administration
- Health services: Substance use education, community health education, rehabilitation services and recreational therapy
- Community services: Community development, environmental advocacy, child welfare and education advocacy, urban planning and nonprofit organizations
- Business: Public relations, human resources, corporate training, media relations, marketing and sales, consumer research and real estate
