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What can you do with a sociology major?
In Sociology you can expect to study race, gender, social issues, statistics and so much more. Basically, Sociology is the study of how groups interact and behave collectively. if you are fascinated by human behavior or have the curiosity to ask a lot of questions about the world and could see yourself working as a market research analyst, public relations specialist or social worker, then this might be the right major for you!
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
1:18 - What is Sociology + Why study it
2:35 - Course progression + What you really study
4:32 - Who should study Sociology
5:08 - Common pitfalls
6:14 - What can you do with Sociology + Next steps
9:28 - Conclusion
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Sociology covers a WIDE range of topics, and we did our best to cover a lot of them in Crash Course Sociology! ua-cam.com/play/PL8dPuuaLjXtMJ-AfB_7J1538YKWkZAnGA.html (Good for dipping your toes in the sociology waters)
I’m a current honours sociology major with plans to branch into marketing and I felt that this video nailed it. It’s a very broad and fascinating field full of a lot of specializations. But truthfully, I feel that this video is a little too optimistic with regard to career outcomes with just a BA in sociology especially if you hope to get into fields that aren’t tied to academia and jobs that are somewhere above entry level. Be sure to do your research! It’s still an incredibly fulfilling area of study.
I’m a music school dropout and sociology was close to me after getting this book that was in a free library bookbox near the college of Charleston area. This was a stepping stone for me to take up sociology to broaden my knowledge besides being a singer. I also love to branch into philosophy.
Just want to comment i really enjoy listening to you, the way you deliver the info is really great and engages me. Thank you❤
would love a fast guide to visual communication / any art course! im still unsure on whether i want to go to college when pursuing art or just not follow an art based course at all and focus on the social sciences (which im highly interested in as well :D)
SOCIOLOGY FINALLY BEING RECOGNIZED
Yepppp! My second favorite ❤️
The lecture is very credible an understanding as a professional sociology practice.
This was amazing. Every time I struggle, I know the video to play for motivation. Thank you
You got this!
Awesome video and explanation
Thank you!
Excellent breakdown !!!!
This is very helpful for me. Thank you 💖
Lol - Comte, Marx, Durkheim, and DuBois, but no Weber. Hilarious burn
This is really beautiful🥳👏👏👏
Tx, very helpful
Sociolinguistics sounds interesting!
Please do one on geology!!!
Please make one on neuroscience!
Weber should really have been included in that list as well
I was thinking the same thing lol
I want to know more about communication
YESSS MY DEGREE
please consider doing philosophy next.
they have a whole series on it
Please can you do for Law
Wow
53000 dollars
Thats a lot.
I have a master in political sociology ( in Mexico) and I earn 10 000 per year (with two jobs).
And isn’t great, but fine enough.
Hope you’ll do a video about philosophy
they have a whole series on it
can you guys go over criminal justice, corrections and criminal justice, and criminology? :)
We will in episode 16. You can see the full list of upcoming episodes at - gostudyhall.com/fast-guides/
I notice no weber, but he never actually was a sociologist, but his work is still important in the symbolic interactionism!
Currently a sociologist with a MA degree and it has worked for me majoring in sociology. Thought I would be a social worker, but research and understanding the transformation of people within a society sounded better to me. Be sure to see all options when majoring not just sociology, but in other fields, also minor helps!
Do History!
please do a video on Econ major!
they have a whole series on it
Would an Economics or business minor go well with this major?
Definitely!
What's the difference between anthropology and sociology lol? Also pleases make one on physics
Anthropology is a science sociology is propaganda
Sociology is more about society and the interactions within
Anthropology can focus on certain cultures and their history
My sociology course does a lot of anthropology and in your last 2 years of uni you can specifically take only anthropology courses if you want. But so much of sociology is interconnected with anthropology but there’s less of a practical aspect in sociology than anthropology has I think.
Oh ok cool, imma just study archaeology xD
@@tazziiieee Anthropology has 2 branches:
1) Physical anthro where you dig up stuff. Its more similar to archaeology than sociology.
2) Cultural anthro which studies culture & similar to Sociology (culture is an important part of sociology). But there is a huge difference- anthro studies tribal, simple, village societies. sociology studies modern, complex society. But today, tribes are also connected to the modern world due to globalization (world is a global village). So subject matter of cultural anthro and sociology are becoming similar.
Banger major
Would Sociology be a good double or minor for psychology?
I think psychology answers to the "how" questions and sociology looks more for the "why", so I think yes.
There is also the branch of social psychology: studying how the real or perveived presence of people influences our thinking, perception and behavior. E.g. the bystander effect, or cohesion in groups
i also find that psychology looks at things at an individual level while sociology looks at the bigger picture. my first sociology professor gave a great example which is the case if divorce. a psychologist might ask “why did this couple get a divorce?” when sociologists might ask “why is the divorce rate so high?”
As someone who is graduating in about a week with a double major in psychology and sociology, the two fields overlap in quite a few places. They are both unique and fascinating on their own. It would depend on your individual interests as Sociology can study just about anything. As other comments have noted, Social Psychology is a good branching point between the two fields. Going off of previous commenters, while both fields may look from the macro (societal/large scale) and the micro (individual/small scale) perspective, they do this in unique ways. Tbh, it just comes down to your unique interests! I entered college thinking I would be a social psychologist and am starting graduate school for sociology in the fall. Hope this helps!
no, stats, math, neuro, and biology are all great double majors for psych.
Econ next!!!
they have a whole series on it
Can you guys do a video on philosophy???
they have a whole series on it
Why does she change the sound of the last word in every sentence into a "clearing-her-throat sound"? Almost like a vocal fart. Weird.
DO NOT MAJOR IN SOCIOLOGY! I majored in it and there are almost no high end career opportunities without a masters degree!
FAKE ETCH
@@BABYMONS7R.OFFICIAL huh?
True, and the field is filled with many radical professors now.
haha same, I plan to go back to school and learn a hard skill. But also there's a lot of luck in finding a good job after... just gotta keep trying and not give up.