Sociology

Sociology Program at Allan Hancock College

Allan Hancock College’s sociology program explores human behavior, social groups, cultures, and the impact of environments and relationships. Students examine social stratification—how race, wealth, education, and other factors shape status and power in society. The curriculum also covers social change, deviance, mass media, urban organization, and education systems.

Career & Transfer Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in correctional facilities, group homes, and human services organizations. The program also supports transfer to four-year universities. With advanced degrees, students can pursue careers in social work, counseling, human resources, and more.

Program Learning Outcomes
Students will:

• Develop awareness of global cultural diversity
• Understand social phenomena through a sociological lens
• Demonstrate proficiency in sociological concepts and terminology
• Use digital tools to research and communicate sociological ideas

Degrees and Certificates Offered

Each program has unique requirements. The order in which you take courses may affect your completion time. Visit the links below to view the program requirements and a general semester-by-semester course schedule.

Associate in Arts for Transfer- Sociology

To view all available degrees and certificates visit the Allan Hancock College course catalog.

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• Anthropology 
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