Sociology

Sociology

TWU’s Sociology degree is intended for students who wish to examine and understand the power of society to shape behavior and worldviews.

Why Choose TWU's Sociology degree?

Pivotal Social Science Foundation

The Sociology curriculum covers social problems, criminal justice, race, inequality, theory, and research methods, producing well-rounded students.

Preparation for Graduate School

Sociology students gain strong research, analytical, and theoretical skills that make them well-suited for either Master's or PhD programs.

Versatile Career Paths

Sociology graduates can work in public service, non-profits, business, government, education, or advocacy.

Sociology

The Sociology program at Tennessee Wesleyan University provides a comprehensive and thoughtful liberal-arts education that blends sociological theory with hands-on, real-world inquiry. Through courses in social problems, race and ethnicity, social movements, and research methods, students develop a deep understanding of social structures and issues. The curriculum supports both students aiming for graduate school by sharpening their ability to theorize and analyze and those who want to enter the workforce immediately, with preparation for careers in public service, education, advocacy, and more. With a clear commitment to social justice, the program empowers students to become change agents who tackle inequality and contribute meaningfully to their communities.