Why Study Sociology, Anthropology & Criminal Justice?

Why Study Sociology?

Hone the ability to adapt to ongoing change in a knowledge-based society and work environment.
Learn to use a variety of theoretical and methodological tools to analyze and interpret social data; to think creatively and communicate effectively about social issues and problems; and to engage community members as active and responsible citizens.
Study social structures and institutions, social processes and interactions. Build your awareness of inequality and appreciation for diversity in an increasingly complex world.

Gain a broad understanding of the origins and development of humans and human society over time throughout the world.
Explore world affairs and world problems and acquire the skills needed to search for solutions to human, social and environmental problems.
Discover the past, present and future of human culture and learn more about yourself in the process.

Explore the realities of criminal behavior, crime and crime prevention worldwide.
Discover how the criminal justice system operates and its impact on offenders, victims and society.
Gain critical thinking and methodological skills for analyzing crime data and for addressing problems related to crime and its control.