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Sociology

Department Head
Mark Fossett
Location
Academic Building 311
Phone
979-845-5133
Mail Stop
4351
Web Address

http://sociweb.tamu.edu/
The Department of Sociology is among the largest sociology programs in the country. Its nearly 30 graduate faculty have expertise in a wide range of areas and publish their research and scholarship with top academic presses and in leading scientific journals. Department faculty have received numerous awards and honors and have served as presidents of national and regional professional associations and as editors and associate editors of leading journals in the discipline. The program of more than 60 full-time students has the advantages that come with large size. At the same time, with nearly 30 graduate faculty, the student-faculty ratio of about 2:1 is highly favorable. Thus, students have excellent opporutnities to assist faculty on research projects and develop their own research programs under close faculty supervision.


Undergraduate

Degree(s):
  • BA
  • BS
  • Minor
Concentration/Tracks:
  • Community
  • Complex Organizations
  • Criminology
  • Demography
  • Environment
  • Family
  • Gender
  • Global Sociology
  • Inequality
  • Race and Ethnic Relations
  • Social Change
  • Social Psychology
  • Social Stratification
  • Sociology of Religion
Minor:
  • Optional
Undergraduate Advisor(s):
  • Samuel Cohn
  • Kate Parks
Career Options:
  • Counseling
  • Government and Social Policy
  • Human Relations
  • International Business
  • Journalism
  • Law and Corrections
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Ministry
  • Social Services

Graduate

Degree(s):
  • MS
  • PhD
  • Certificate
Concentration/Tracks:
  • Class
  • Complex Organizations
  • Culture
  • Demograpy, and Human Ecology
  • Deviance
  • Gender
  • Law, Deviance, and Social Control
  • Population
  • Race and Ethnic Relations
  • Rural Sociology
  • Social Organization
  • Social Psychology
Graduate Advisor(s):
  • William Alex McIntosh