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As a sociology student at Duquesne University, you'll develop a deeper comprehension of the social frameworks and dynamics shaping everyday life, while discovering how social science research enhances our grasp of societal issues. Within our liberal arts foundation, you'll examine diverse subjects spanning social challenges, public policy, and human relationships - from criminology and international cultures to sociology's perspectives on aging, healthcare, race relations, and social equity. Rarely does a discipline offer such wide-ranging significance for scholarly inquiry, theoretical exploration, and practical implementation.
The sociology program offers flexibility with either a general track or specialized concentrations in criminal justice or social justice & policy. Duquesne's foundational courses teach essential social theories and research methodologies, preparing you for advanced studies or careers in social sciences. Our extensive selection of electives allows you to pursue specialized knowledge aligned with your academic passions.