BSc in Sociology (Honors) in Madison United States | University of Wisconsin-Madison

Sociology employs scientific approaches to understand human social interactions. It examines how people relate within families, communities, or institutions, as well as cultural norms, social hierarchies, and collective values. Graduating with a sociology degree opens diverse career paths in fields like corporate sectors, mental health services, government policy, legal professions, and law enforcement.

Prospective sociology students should consult with the undergraduate advisor prior to enrolling in their second sophomore semester. The department's resource center provides comprehensive materials about the program, faculty research specialties, professional prospects, and student projects. Declaring the major by sophomore year ensures students can enroll in essential sociology courses for their junior fall term.