Frequently Asked Question(s) Q: To land good careers with Sociology I need to have strong understanding of the Essentials of Sociology course. Can you please highlight on the main areas of discussion of this course? A: It is true that if you wish to get good careers with Sociology, you need to have ample knowledge of the Essentials of Sociology course aims to provide the students with a complete overview of the various terminologies used, questions asked and theories applied by sociologists while studying scores of cultures, groups, norms, institutions and also the overall perception of the world. Q: Can you give me a list of jobs you can get with a sociology degree? A: The list of jobs you can get with a sociology degree will be quite vast as it is a subject that touches various aspects of social behavior. The jobs you get also depend on the degree that you opted for and the area of specialization you chose. Generally, you can find jobs in journalism, politics, and public relations or as a counselor, teacher and social worker.
Teach For America Teksystems The American Red Cross The Asheville School, Inc The University of Akron UNC Chapel Hill Medical School UNC-School of Social Work United States Army United States Census Bureau University of Florida University of Houston at Clear Lake University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Vegas Weddings Wake County Schools Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Graduates were surveyed 6 months after graduation; 56% responded to survey. Class of 2014: Starting Salaries for Social Science Majors Nationwide Major Mean 25 th Percent Median 75 th Percent Economics $49, 022 $45, 727 $49, 514 $52, 100 Intl. Relations $41, 804 $37, 369 $43, 388 Political Sci. $42, 008 $38, 603 $40, 420 $46, 534 Sociology $37, 074 $30, 555 $35, 127 $46, 669 Psychology $33, 192 $28, 936 $32, 418 $37, 259 Social Work $32, 657 $29, 847 $32, 637 $35, 625 Source: Spring 2015 Salary Survey, National Association of Colleges and Employers. All data are for bachelor's degree-level graduates.
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