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Some classes offered in Sociology are cross-listed and controlled by another department.) See the Registrar’s Office Demos on the Wait List procedure (among others). When a seat opens up for you, you will be authorized to enroll. You’ll receive an automatically generated email, and will have two days in which to enroll.
Current opportunities for research and internships are listed below. Most options are sections of Sociology 320, “Research Practicum”. Faculty and graduate students who are interested in creating a section of Sociology 320 should contact the Undergraduate Program Coordinator ( [email protected] ). Options vary greatly, ranging from simple but repetitive tasks done …
This course provides a sociology area equivalency for additional methods and statistics courses taken on Madison study abroad programs that do not equate exactly to existing sociology courses. Enroll Info: Enrollment in a UW-Madison resident study abroad progm. View details
Sociology, B.S. < University of Wisconsin-Madison. Sociology applies the methods of science to explain social behavior. The interactions of individuals in families, groups, or organizations, and the institutions, social class, or shared beliefs of a common culture are all subjects for sociological research. There are many career opportunities ...
Residency. Degree candidates are required to earn a minimum of 30 credits in residence at UW–Madison. "In residence" means on the UW–Madison campus with an undergraduate degree classification.
These include the special honors introductory seminar, Sociology 181, Sociology 380 Contemporary Population Problems, other special honors sections of 100- and 200-level courses, and courses that provide honors by arrangement with the instructor. Sociology also has courses that award automatic honors, including SOC/C&E SOC 361 Statistics for Sociologists II, SOC 362 Statistics for Sociologists III and SOC/C&E SOC 693 Practicum in Analysis and Research, and certain other upper-division courses designated by semester in the Course Guide. Sociology also makes special offerings of upper-level courses available to sophomores in the honors program for one semester at a time.
Sociology applies the methods of science to explain social behavior. The interactions of individuals in families, groups, or organizations, and the institutions, social class, or shared beliefs of a common culture are all subjects for sociological research.
Sociology course numbers over 300 indicate subject matter rather than level of difficulty. Unless indicated otherwise, prerequisites at the upper level are junior standing and an introductory course in sociology or consent of instructor.
The current UW-Madison Catalog/Guide for the College of Letters & Science, Department of Sociology.
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Current opportunities for research and internships are listed here. They vary greatly, ranging from simple but repetitive tasks done by untrained or inexperienced students in support of research, to opportunities for more advanced students to write papers or proposals about the research, either alone or with the supervising researcher.
Whether you’re studying liberal arts, life sciences, engineering, business, journalism, human ecology, or an agricultural discipline, your school or college can help you find an internship that matches your goals:
Many internships have funding available. See Scholarships@UW for information about scholarship opportunities, and review your school or college and department websites to learn about other possible funding options.
Badger Reach: This program places six students in public-sector internships in Chicago, Milwaukee and the Twin Cities.
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Emily Burke, a first-year graduate student, has been invited to speak with Pope Francis next week about climate change and its relationship to migration on Thursday February 24 at 12:00pm CST. This event, “Building Bridges,” …
Professor Ted Gerber was the featured expert on Wisconsin Public Radio’s “The Morning Show” this week. He discussed the current tension in Ukraine and Russia and answered questions called in from the public. Gerber is …
Congratulations to Kristinn Már (Ph.D. 2021) on his selection for the Katherine DuPre Lumpkin Dissertation of the Year award. Márs’ dissertation, “Democratic Challenges and Innovations,” was written under the supervision of Professor Chaeyoon Lim. Dr. …
Robert Manduca, Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Michigan, will present a department colloquium “Wealth as Control of the Future” on Monday, February 21 at 12:00pm – 1:30pm. The talk will be hybrid; you …
The 16th William H. Sewell Memorial Lecture and reception has been postponed to Friday, April 22, 2022 at 4:00pm CT in room 8417 in the Sewell Social Sciences Building. There will also be an option …