Sociology
Major (BA) | Minor
Sociology at North Park
Blend theory with practical experience as you study research, analysis, and the impact of human differences on society. Chicago’s diversity offers a dynamic urban lab for applied sociology, preparing you to understand and influence the real world. Graduates pursue careers in counseling, education, law, ministry, social work, community development, and more
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Featured courses
SOC 3930–Practicum in Sociology
Hands-on and practical, this class introduces students to the qualitative methods of research such as observation and interview as students support Chicago institutions through service learning. Team work around common interests, learning outside the classroom, and application of existing talents and skills sets this course apart. Required of all students majoring in sociology, but not limited to sociology majors.
SOC 2500–Introduction to African Studies
This course, utilizing the disciplines of history, sociology, and anthropology, will present, discuss, and analyze the African-American experience from pre-slavery West Africa to the contemporary US, with particular emphasis on current cultural, theological, social, economic, and political issues that exist within the African-American community. Cross-listed with AS 2500.
Dr. Peter St. Jean
From his extensive scholarship and writing in criminology and sociology, to his documentary films on justice, to his nonprofit and consulting work, all that Dr. St. Jean does is focused on his life’s mission to reduce suffering and improve quality of life.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Division of Humanities and Social Sciences
Magnuson Campus Center
5000 N. Spaulding Ave.
Chicago, IL 60625
artsandsciences@northpark.edu
(773) 244-5660