Drexel University

Drexel’s Sociology program is designed with both theory and methodology in mind as students engage in the study of societies — from small groups and familial structure to global networks and complex social organizations. This allows for specialized coursework relating to social justice issues related to social inequality, political power, gender, class, race, ethnicity, family, crime, technology, and environmental change. Students will learn to not only examine structural relations, but to develop critical understanding of these relationships as well.

By developing strong analytic abilities that work in tandem with intellectual ethics, graduates can pursue a variety of professions. They’ll also have practical engagement experience, as specialized social justice coursework is typically carried out in connection with community groups and organizations.