Sociology Major
The Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology provides majors with broad exposure to the scientific study of social life, social change and the social causes and consequences of human behavior. Students are usually first exposed to Sociology when they take one of the two gateway courses: SOCY 101 (Introduction to Sociology) or SOCY 102 (Contemporary Social Issues). Completing one of these courses provides the prerequisite you need for the other courses in the Loading...
Seniors signing up for SOCY 390, 390 or 392 (Senior Seminar) need to do so through the Override Request Form.
The following links provide detailed information about our program and courses as well as resources to help you succeed in your Sociology classes.
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Application for Individual Enrollment (for enrollment in an Independent Study or Internship). This form is required to be initiated by a faculty member and can be obtained from the Faculty Tab of MyCharleston. Note: If form is being submitted after the posted deadline for the semester, you must use the 'After the Deadline' form.
Anthropology Major
The Bachelor of Science degree in Anthropology provides students with a global and comparative understanding of human biological and cultural diversity. Students can learn more about Anthropology by enrolling in ANTH 101: Introduction to Anthropology or ANTH 201, ANTH 202, ANTH 203, or ANTH 205. Each of these courses counts toward the Loading....
The following links provide detailed information about our program and courses as well as resources to help you succeed in your Anthropology classes.
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Application for Individual Enrollment (for enrollment in an Independent Study or Internship). This form is required to be initiated by a faculty member and can be obtained from the Faculty Tab of MyCharleston. Note: If form is being submitted after the posted deadline for the semester, you must use the 'After the Deadline' form.
Certificate
The Cultural Sustainability Certificate provides undergraduate students and non-degree-seeking students an opportunity to gain a deep understanding of how culture intersects with conceptualizations of sustainability. Read more here.
Minors
Many students at the College of Charleston complement their majors by completing one or more academic minors. A minor in Sociology or Anthropology requires students to complete 18 hours of coursework in the respective program. Refer to the requirements for each minor in the below links:
Last modified on October 5, 2022
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