Sociology, Bachelor of Arts
The undergraduate Sociology program at Arkansas Tech University (ATU) offers students a rigorous, science-driven approach to understanding human society, behavior, and the complex structures that shape our world. Through the lens of sociology, students explore the scientific study of social dynamics, cultural practices, and institutional forces that govern individuals and groups. The curriculum emphasizes empirical research, data analysis, and evidence-based theories to better understand social patterns, behaviors, and systems. By honing critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills, we prepare students for wide-ranging careers and advanced studies, ensuring they are equipped to ad
Courses
- ANTH 1213 — Introduction to Anthropology
- ANTH 2003 — Cultural Anthropology
- EMHS 6063 — Principles of Emergency Management
- EMHS 6093 — Principles of Homeland Security
- EMHS 6103 — Research Design and Methods
- ENGL 1013 — Composition I
- ENGL 1023 — Composition II
- OL 5043 — Ethical Decision-Making and Development
- OL 5143 — Nonprofit Organizations
- OL 5343 — Community Development
- OL 5643 — Organizational Culture
- OL 6043 — Leadership in Organizational Change
- OL 6143 — Performance Coaching and Leadership Development
- PSY 2003 — General Psychology
- RS 2003 — Introduction to Rehabilitation Science
- SAA 6023 — Introduction to Student Affairs Administration
- SAA 6033 — Student Development Theory
- SAA 6043 — Today's College Students
- SAA 6073 — Counseling Theories and Helping Skills
- SOC 1003 — Introductory Sociology
- SOC 2073 — Survey of Sociological Theories
- SOC 3141 — Careers in Sociology
- SOC 3143 — Qualitative Research Methods
- SOC 3163 — Introduction to Social Research
- SOC 4283 — Sociology Capstone
- SOC 4973 — Internship
- TECH 1001 — Orientation to the University