Graduate Programs
College of Humanities and Social Sciences|Academic Programs|Sociology
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The department offers three sociology masters degrees and a graduate certificate. Each degree has its own distinct purpose statement, admission requirements, and program requirements. The programs share a common core of required seminars in sociology.
Sociology, MA
The Sociology Master of Arts program strongly emphasizes the diversity of sociological theories and research methodologies. It provides an in-depth apprenticeship in the discipline of sociology by combining core courses, diverse subject areas, and the opportunity for academic specialization.
Sociology: College Teaching, MA
The Master of Arts Sociology: College Teaching is designed for students planning an academic career with a Master’s degree and an emphasis on teaching.
Sociology, Graduate Certificate
The 18-credit graduate sociology certificate program provides the credentials required for instructors to teach sociology courses at community colleges or concurrent enrollment sociology courses in high schools.
Contact
For information about graduate studies in sociology and corrections please contact Dr. Dennis Waskul, Graduate Studies Coordinator
Mankato, MN 56001
1-507-389-1000
1-800-722-0544