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Methods of Social Research Study, 2010
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Discovering
and interpreting the patterns of human social and cultural life, in all
their historic and present diversity, is the common mission of the
related disciplines of sociology and anthropology. These areas of study
aim to understand how the world’s societies work and why people act,
think and believe as they do, not only within our own social setting,
but also within the variety of human cultures since the beginning of
time and around the world. We offer a major in sociology, with a
rich diversity of anthropology courses that can be selected as
electives within the major. We also offer a minor in
Sociology/Anthropology with courses evenly distributed between these
two areas of study.
Sociology
and courses in related disciplines such as anthropology, economics,
history, political science or psychology will make up about one-third
of the credit hours required for your bachelor’s degree. Another third
will be devoted to courses you select from the different disciplines in
GC’s general studies program, providing a solid liberal arts foundation
for your Sociology major.
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