Learning Outcomes - Sociology

Seattle University undergraduate Sociology students should be able to:

• Understand the “sociological perspective” which is defined as the intersection of biography and circumstances.    
  
• Working knowledge of social demographics for major factors including economics, gender and race.    
  
• Ability to apply the sociological perspective to assessments of their own life choices/chances and those of others.
  
• Ability to perform sociological analyses on selected contemporary social issues (e.g., education, poverty, leadership, aging, globalization)
  
• Working knowledge of central sociological methods and ability to interpret sociological research reports.

For complete list of Learning Outcomes for Seattle University Undergraduate Students, click here.