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Undergraduate Program

The Sociology undergraduate program offers students the opportunity to examine the organization, structure, societal changes among the various social groups.   Never has there been a greater need for sociological understanding and research focused on the problems and issues of our time.  We combine rigorous methods of inquiry and analysis to examine social problems pertaining to uncertainty about the economy, health care, labor market, race and ethnic relations, mass media, the environment, social movements, shifting gender arrangements and issues, deviance and social control, and religion are just some of the issues you will study as a sociology major.  Our students develop the sociological imagination on issues of social justice and inequality, thus making sociology at Purdue both relevant and engaged.

*Announcing new opportunities for undergraduates to serve as teaching assistants. See here for more information and here for an online application.