Why Study Sociology at Vermont State?
- Strong Job Placement: With a 91 percent job placement rate, our graduates use all the relevant skills they learned in the sociology B.A. program to help them succeed in their sociology degree careers.
- Big-Dream Encouragement: The Vermont State sociology program supports students in following their passion, and it shows: 81 percent of sociology graduates surveyed said their degree contributes to their lives in a positive way.
- Problem-Solving Skills: You’ll learn to think and do, and lean into challenges, with the analytical, problem-solving skills employers want, whatever jobs for sociology majors you pursue.
- Choose Your Focus: You’ll narrow your focus — and expand your expertise — with a concentration in either Criminology or Cultural Anthropology. Either way, you’ll get the personal touch that sets Vermont State apart.
- A Diverse Education: Our program integrates well with related subjects, which could open more doors for you. You can earn a dual degree in fields such as psychology, social work, political science, and history.
Concentrations in Sociology, B.A.
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Professor of Anthropology
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- Social Sciences
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Johnson Campus
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- Social Sciences
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Castleton Campus
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Part-time Faculty
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- Social Sciences
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Lyndon Campus
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- Social Sciences
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Castleton Campus
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Sample Courses
- Capstone Seminar and Careers in Sociology
- Deviant Behavior
- Sexuality and Intimacy
- Advocacy, Activism, and Social Change
- Internship in Sociology
