Jobs in the Field of Sociology
Career Fair
The digital age has brought forth many changes to the work world. Â Those with the highest earning potential have the ability to integrate knowledge of the social world with an advanced understanding of how to use digital technology. Â Sociology provides these skills to students through a process that engages them in examining social issues, research and practice, and statistics. Â Sociology also encourages students to be proactive in addressing the key social issues of our time. Â Click on the links below to explore career opportunities emanating from the field of sociology. Â
- Criminologist -Explore how Sociology is integral to the science of crime
- Geographer - Sociologists in the field of geography study how location affects social, cultural, and economic outcomes Â
- Foreign Affairs Officer - Use the skills learned as a sociologist to embark on new adventuresÂ
- Public Relations - Explore how sociologists have a unique set of skills important to the growing field of public relations
- Digital Analytics Analyst - Sociologists understand how to use "big data" effectively
- Urban and Regional Planner - Learn how to use your skills as a sociologist to create modern urban environments
- Actuary - Sociologists complete a battery of statistics courses useful in actuary science Â
- Sociologist - Sociologists are trained in modern scientific practices. Learn how they use their skills to conduct research, teach, and consult
- Medical Sociologist - Sociologists are having a significant impact on science and medicine
- Federal Case Manager - Sociologists are prominent in the criminal justice system Â
From Life and Society, Lonnie Hannon III, PhDÂ