Featured Graduate Courses
Graduate Seminars
Graduate seminars in sociology are built around the in-depth study of particular research questions, methodologies, or sociological subfields. The array of seminars provides students with the opportunity to develop a broad background in sociology. Five carefully-selected seminars are offered every term. The two required courses for the MA degree, Social Theory and Research Methods & Design, are offered every academic year.
Recently Offered Graduate Courses
- Healthy Aging with Dr. Will McConnell
- Political Economy of Culture with Dr. Philip Lewin
- Globalization and Development with Dr. Carter Koppelman
- Microsociology with Dr. Lotus Seeley
- Self and Identity with Dr. Ann Branaman
- Race and Ethnic Relations with Dr. Mark Harvey
- Sociology of Childhood with Dr. Laura Backstrom
- Labor and Globalization with Dr. Phillip Hough
- Disasters with Dr. Patricia Widener
Upcoming Graduate Courses
Fall 2019
- Research Methods and Design with Dr. Phillip Hough
- Contemporary Sociological Theory with Dr. Ann Branaman
- Sociology of Mental Health with Dr. Will McConnell
- Urbanization with Dr. Carter Koppelman
Spring 2020
- Advanced Qualitative Methods with Dr. Philip Lewin
- Sociology of Family with Dr. Laura Backstrom
- Sociology of Work with Dr. Lotus Seeley