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To earn the master's degree, students must complete 30 credits, with at least 24 coming from graded courses. Required courses include SOC 5030 (Classical Sociological Theory), SOC 5100 (Research Design and Methods), one specialized methods course (qualitative or quantitative), an Advanced Topics seminar at the 9000-level, and one foundational course chosen from options like SOC 5056 (Sociology of Culture), SOC 5057 (Sociology of Family), SOC 5059 (Sociology of Science), SOC 5080 (Comparative and Historical Sociology), SOC 5086 (Media Sociology), SOC 5320 (Sociology of Gender), SOC 5420 (Social Stratification), SOC 5900 (Economic Sociology), SOC 7470 (Sociology of Development), SOC 7480 (Sociology of Globalization), SOC 8051 (Sociology of Work), SOC 8052 (Sociology of Religion), SOC 8053 (Sociology of Education), SOC 8054 (Political Sociology), SOC 8055 (Sociology of Law), SOC 8410 (Race and Ethnicity), SOC 8470 (Sociology of Knowledge) and SOC 8710 (Sociology of Organizations). Additionally, students must participate in the Seminar on Sociological Issues (SOC 8030 and SOC 8040) for two semesters minimum.