Applied Sociology, MS
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
Graduate funding in the form of research assistantships
Classes taught by nationally and internationally recognized scholars who hold doctoral degrees
Anthropologist
Lawyer
Human Resources Professional
Federal and state government
Human service agencies
State and local correctional facilities
Fayard Hall, Room 356D
SLU Box 10686
Hammond, LA 70402
(985) 549-5966
michael.bisciglia@southeastern.edu
