What can I do with a Sociology Degree?
A Sociology degree provides a foundation for many careers and a set of skills for working with people and organizations and a solid preparation for a shifting job market. A survey of recent graduates showed them working in the positions listed below.
Human Resources Administrator
Marketing Coordinator
Business Consultant
Human Relations Specialist
Veterans Services Representative
Insurance Company Claims Examiner
Community Development Corporation Director
Urban Agriculture
Government Consultant
Legislative Assistant
Law Clerks for Judge
Law School Student
Lawyer
Adoption Worker
Activities Director Program for the Elderly
Gerontology
Working with disabled persons
Health Services Project Coordinator
Therapeutic Aid
Conflict Transformation Instructor
Mental Health and Special Education Therapist
Residence Life Associate Director
Addictions Counselor
School Social Worker
Case Managers and Case Worker
Director of low income housing program
- Masters and PhD Student
- Research Analyst
- Social Policy Survey Specialist
- College Admissions Counselor
- Assistant University Professor
- English as Second Language Teacher
Pastor
Seminary
Missionary
Wycliff Bible Translator
Ministries and Service Project Director
Career Paths Begin with Sociology
- Sociology
- Anthropology
- Criminology
- Human Services
- Urban Studies
- Gender Studies
Explore Career Path Options through the Career and Professional Development Center