What prompted our majors to choose Sociology? Which topics does it explore and what does it enable? Here are a few answers: “As an aspiring emergency room physician, I’d envisioned my college ...

Studying in another part of the world or country can be a valuable part of your academic journey, instrumental in studying human behavior in a different cultural context and further understanding the ...

Students who major or minor in Anthropology, Archaeology, Sociology, Criminology, or International Studies are eligible to participate in the Sociology/Anthropology Department Internship Program. The ...

Specialized Options: Choose a focus area in archaeology, cultural anthropology, sociology, or sociocultural. Real-World Experience: Required cooperative education experience means hands-on, full-time, ...

Sociology is the study of societies and how they interact to form personal and collective beliefs, behaviours and identities. A career in Sociology is the best way to go forward if you want to trace ...

With five years of experience as a writer and editor in the higher education and career development space, Ilana has a passion for creating accessible, relevant content that demystifies the higher-ed ...

Students who major in sociology have the opportunity to learn in-depth about social structures and processes, and to gain skills in critical thinking, writing, and data analysis. Sociology graduates ...

LSE’s Department of Sociology was the first to be established in the UK, founded in 1904, and we host a leading peer-reviewed academic journal in sociology, The British Journal of Sociology, ...

We encourage prospective students to contact the Student Recruitment team in the first instance about applying and the application process. For department specific queries, you can contact us: BSc ...

Thinking about getting an advanced degree in sociology? This kind of degree is necessary for a career in academic sociology beyond the high school level. It is also important for many non-academic ...

The COVID-19 pandemic shook the world. Educational institutions came to a standstill - face-to-face interaction, campus sociality, public lectures—a large part of academic life ceased to exist.