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Sociology

Study the relationships among individuals, societies and the world

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Sociology is the study of the relationships among individuals, societies and the world. Members of this field look at shared cultural beliefs and the roles that race, class, gender and ethnicity play with regard to privilege, inequality and crime.

Degrees and Certificates

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SOC1 - Introduction to Sociology
SOC1H - Introduction to Sociology - Honors
SOC2 - Social Problems
SOC2H - Social Problems - Honors
SOC3 - Human Sexuality
SOC3H - Human Sexuality - Honors
SOC5 - Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations
SOC5H - Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations - Honors
SOC9 - Introduction to Women's Studies
SOC9H - Introduction to Womens Studies - Honors
SOC10 - Sociology of Family and Intimate Relationships
SOC10H - Sociology of Family and Intimate Relationships - Honors
SOC13 - Environment, Culture, Society
SOC33 - Death and Dying: Transition and Growth
SOC33H - Death and Dying: Transition and Growth - Honors

Transfer opportunities

The Associate in Arts in Sociology for Transfer at College of the Redwoods allows students to transfer seamlessly to a bachelor’s degree program at a CSU. Choose an emphasis within sociology like social service organizations, corrections, education or gerontology.

For the full list of CSUs accepting this transfer degree, check out www.adegreewithaguarantee.com

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Division Information

Math and Sciences Division

Peter Blakemore, Dean

Gussie Solem, Administrative Secretary
707-476-4211
math&sciences@redwoods.edu

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It is the policy of College of the Redwoods not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its educational programs and its employment practices.

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