Sociology Major - Social Inequalities Concentration

The Concentration in Social Inequalities offers an opportunity for students to focus in the areas of: (1) Social, Cultural, and Economic factors that contribute to social inequality, and (2) Sociological research employing feminist and anti-racist methodologies.  

Required Courses
SO-201Prejudice, Privilege, and Power3
or SO-285 Race, Class and Gender
Elective Courses12
Minimum 6 credits at 300 level or higher, and 6 additional credits at any level
Special Topics in Sociology
Prejudice, Privilege, and Power (If not used for Required Course)
Latinx Experiences in the U.s. and the World
Sociology of Disability
Race, Class and Gender (If not used for Required Course)
Special Topics in Sociology Concepts, Realities and Representations (Only pre-approved sections)
Puerto Rican Diaspora
Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
Contemporary Immigrant Experiences
Wealth, Poverty, and Power
Gender and Sexuality
Urban Sociology
Environmental Sociology
Independent Study (Only pre-approved sections)
Field Work (Only pre-approved sections)
Seminar in Sociology (Only pre-approved sections)
Global Capitalism
Total Credits15