Study a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology at King's

Ever wonder why people listen to certain types of music, dress the way they do, commit crimes, or struggle with homelessness or substance use? Why does inequality and inequity continue to persist? Sociology engages these and other questions by looking deep into our social character and the systemic organization of human interaction.

The Sociology program at King's starts with one basic assumption: that human beings are social beings created in love and to love.

A Sociology degree helps students develop a variety of skills and insights that are vital for working and living well in today's world. Students develop research expertise, critical thinking, and decision-making skills while learning report-preparation techniques, and new communication, resolution, and leadership skills.

Sociology Program Highlights

  • Explore society's interconnections including the realities, struggles, challenges and opportunities of various demographics
  • Study social phenomena as you prepare to take up careers with social justice concerns in mind
  • Develop new skills including research expertise, critical thinking, decision making, oral communication, policy, analysis, listening and collaboration and more
  • Participate in field research as part of King's Community Engaged Research program
  • Explore how important facets of our society, such as religion, art, science, sports and marriage, shape us individuals
  • Discover how social systems oppress some while benefiting others, and apply your faith to real-world problems
  • Think abstractly about life and society and learn new ways to make a difference in the lives of others

Sociology Program Options

Available as a major

  • 4-year Bachelor of Arts

Available as a concentration

Available as a minor

    Careers & Graduate Programs

  • Child Welfare
  • Community Development
  • Correctional Services
  • Court Working
  • Criminology
  • Human Resources
  • Law Enforcement
  • Market Research Analysis
  • Public Policy
  • Public Relations
  • Senior Citizen Policy and Program Analysis
  • Social Work
Admission Requirements