BA in Sociology - Health Track in Harrisburg United States | Temple University

Explore the intricate dynamics of human connections, societal structures, and collective movements through Temple University's Bachelor of Arts in Sociology within the College of Liberal Arts. Develop the ability to examine social frameworks and institutions—including economics, education, gender dynamics, family structures, political systems, racial issues, and sexuality—from multiple viewpoints. Acquire hands-on experience with advanced research techniques such as survey administration, data and statistical analysis, field research, interviews, and comprehensive report writing. The program provides thorough training in social analysis theories and methodologies. This 123-credit Sociology Major combines research-focused classes with practical internships, covering diverse subjects like gender and sexuality studies, global and international research, health and medical sociology, media and cultural studies, urban sociology in Philadelphia, racial and ethnic relations, and religion's societal role. Students can opt for the Health specialization, concentrating on health sciences like global and urban health. The curriculum also addresses subjects such as health and illness in American society, reproductive health, medical sociology, and demographic studies. Alumni frequently pursue graduate degrees, while others successfully enter professional fields including business, urban planning, education, healthcare, legal professions, politics, and social services.