Applied Sociology, MS

Applied Sociology

Southeastern's Applied Sociology graduate program teaches students to research, analyze and develop strategies to solve real-world problems within community institutions, organizations and groups of individuals. Through academically rigorous coursework, research, internship and study-abroad opportunities, this program prepares students for careers as administrators, researchers in public or private agencies or for doctoral studies in sociology and related disciplines.

Location

On Campus

Required Semester Hours

36

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Program Highlights

Program Requirements

  • Students may choose to complete a thesis or internship
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What Can You Be?

Types of Jobs

  • Anthropologist
  • Lawyer
  • Human Resources Professional

Types of Employers

  • Federal and state government
  • Human service agencies
  • State and local correctional facilities

Contact Us

Fayard Hall, Room 356D

SLU Box 10686
Hammond, LA 70402

(985) 549-5966

michael.bisciglia​@southeastern.edu

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