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As a sociology student at Duquesne University, you'll develop deeper insights into the social frameworks and dynamics shaping everyday life, while discovering how social science research enhances our comprehension of society. Within our liberal arts curriculum, you'll examine diverse subjects addressing social issues, policies, and human relationships - from criminal justice and world cultures to the sociology of aging, healthcare, ethnicity, and social justice. This field offers exceptional breadth and practical value for research, theory, and real-world implementation.
The sociology program allows you to pursue general studies or specialize in one of two concentrations: criminal justice or social justice & policy. The Criminal Justice track equips students with foundational knowledge for careers or graduate studies in this field. Through this concentration, you'll acquire expertise and competencies for advanced education or professional paths in areas such as: Corrections, Investigations, Law Enforcement, Probation, Parole, and Research.