This degree integrates the study of history and social sciences with the practical and theoretical knowledge required for teaching. You'll be prepared to teach a wide range of history and social science courses at the middle and high school levels with a BSEd in social science education from Northern. In many schools, the ability to teach multiple subjects is highly valued. Your studies will include a solid core of courses in history, government, and geography. You'll also have the option to take courses in economics, psychology, and sociology. Rounding out this degree are required teaching courses.

Prepare for entry-level social work careers and build a strong foundation for graduate study in social work with Southwest Minnesota State University's CSWE-accredited, online B.S. in Social Work (BSSW). Study a generalist curriculum that prepares you for any entry-level social work job. When you graduate, you'll be qualified to work in settings like hospitals, community agencies, residential care facilities, schools, and more.

Biological Engineering (BIOE) is the application of sciences, mathematics and biological principles to advance human health and environmental sustainability. Biological Engineering students take mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, agricultural, and engineering courses during their matriculation at North Carolina A&T to satisfy the basic requirements in life sciences and engineering principles for this degree. The BIOE program at N.C. A&T has two concentrations: Bioprocess Engineering and Natural Resources Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in social work is a generalist professional degree rooted in the values of service and social justice. With a bachelor’s degree, social workers can practice with individuals, families, groups, and communities. This versatile and practical degree equips students with the theoretical and skills-based education they need to empower those who have been marginalized and oppressed.

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Science in social justice is an interdisciplinary program with courses in business, law, sociology, social work, science, and religion. Students are equipped with a solid foundation that allows them to help the oppressed and marginalized find spiritual, physical, and emotional restoration. The program combines biblical theology, Christian ethics, and human rights and offers incredible opportunities for hands-on experience and real-world impact through our J.V. Morsch Center for Social Justice.

Become inspired and prepare to be a social work practitioner. Earn your bachelor of social work at Spalding University. Our program is rigorous in its commitment to the highest academic standards and radical in our commitment to social justice. We believe the world can be changed. If you agree, you may have just found the perfect place to earn your degree. Our dedicated faculty work to meet the needs of the times by promoting peace and justice. Alongside our commitment to helping you affect positive change, we offer small class sizes and a supportive community of faculty and staff who will help you become the world-changing force you want to be.

The University of West Alabama Online's BS in Sociology delivers real-world skills in research and statistical analysis for the social sciences. In 100% online courses led by expert faculty, you'll build a deeper understanding of human behavior and social processes while following one of three tailored tracks – Traditional, Criminal Justice or Community Health. Scholarships are available, and transfer credits are accepted. With six start dates per year, it's always a good time to apply to UWA.

Global workforce demands in the health and human services are increasing, and a BAS degree with a concentration in health, wellness, and social services will provide you with the foundation necessary to be a professional in the field. In fact, Mason’s College of Health and Human Services was developed in 2006 to help meet this demand and offer students high-quality programs in public health, rehabilitation science, nutrition, health informatics, senior housing, health services research, and policy and specialized study in social work and nursing.

If you want to change the world, you need to know how the world works. Sociologists study the causes and consequences of social inequality. They also explore the social aspects of the environment, technology, politics, health, globalization, social movements, social justice, markets, mass media/popular culture, and more. Through coursework and projects, sociology majors gain hands-on experience doing sociology, which includes: immersion in the daily life of groups, interview methodology, examining recorded interaction, interpreting historical documents, analyzing large national surveys and producing sophisticated social critique.

Human Development (HDEV) is one of two undergraduate majors in the College of Community and Public Affairs. HDEV allows students to explore individual, social, and structural aspects of human development as a basis for understanding principles that benefit themselves and others by achieving a solid foundation in the theories and research defining the field of human development and engaging in a critical exploration of social, cultural, economic, historical, and political frameworks and how individuals, families, and communities are situated within them developing the understanding and skills needed to enhance and promote diversity, equity, and social justice fostering a complex understanding of human conditions. 

This degree is designed to offer unique academic opportunities to students seeking to become a practitioner in a professional field. If you want to obtain an undergraduate degree leading to professional licensure, potential credit toward graduate work, and one that affords interactive, experiential service-learning experiences, then this degree may be for you!

Our Sociology B.A. curriculum is designed to give all students a core foundation in the discipline and genuine exposure to transformative educational experiences like undergraduate research, study abroad, internships, and community-based engaged learning. Choose your capstone experience before graduation. We offer several options such as Independent Study, Internships, Student Research, or a Special Topic.

Conflict is an inherent dimension of human interaction, ranging from disputes over resources or disagreements among family and friends to acts of terrorism and policies reinforcing inequality. If it is not addressed properly, conflict can be expressed violently and generate disastrous consequences. One possible antidote lies in the multidisciplinary concentration of Applied Conflict Analysis and Resolution, which provides students with a broad theoretical perspective for understanding the complex nature of conflict while building practical skills focused on the prevention, management, settlement, resolution, and transformation of conflict and violence.

Enhance your understanding of two related areas of psychology with the counseling/clinical psychology concentration for Methodist University's online BS in Psychology. You'll learn about issues seen in daily living and within psychological disorders, along with the knowledge and skills to help solve those problems.

Eastern Kentucky University is a recognized leader in intelligence and security programming, offering some of the finest homeland security degree and certificate options in the nation. Graduates are prepared to respond to natural and man-made disasters, implement the latest security technology, and provide for our nation’s intelligence and counterterrorism needs.