A degree in sociology provides students with a sociological perspective that helps professionals in all fields understand the social factors that affect work and how organizations operate. A degree in sociology can lead students toward successful careers in business, consulting, applied research, survey research, urban planning, health care, teaching, business management, data analysis, and much more.
This list includes careers requiring differing degrees of education and training.
Social researcher
Professor of sociology
Institutional analyst
Social statistician
Urban planner
Data analyst
Criminologist
Community service agency worker
Government worker
Research analyst
Educational sociologist
Ethnic relations specialist
Penologist
Demographer
Clinical sociologist
Human relations consultant
Family services specialist
Carthage sociology students have gone on to work as life skills coordinators, social workers, program directors, hall directors, youth counselors, crisis counselors, and social researchers.
Some alumni have entered top graduate programs, while others work in a wide range of settings for employers, such as:
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