BA in Sociology - Human Relations and Business in Iowa City United States | University of Iowa

Sociology examines the foundations of social psychology, class structures, and crime within various settings, from intimate groups to global societies. Earning a bachelor's degree in sociology equips graduates for diverse professional paths such as community services, law enforcement, corporate HR, social research, and high school teaching. The Sociology and Criminology Department offers a robust undergraduate curriculum featuring excellent academic instruction and thorough career development, supported by dedicated faculty advising.

Our professors excel particularly in social psychology, criminal behavior studies, social stratification, organizational dynamics, and family/gender research. According to U.S. News & World Report, our social psychology program holds the third-highest national ranking.

Sociology majors develop both interpersonal and technical competencies valued in modern workplaces. Interpersonal strengths encompass critical thinking, leadership, effective communication, and cultural sensitivity. Technical proficiencies include statistical analysis, program assessment, and translating data findings for decision-makers.