|
Sociology is the study of social life, social change, and the influences of human behavior on society. Sociologists research how people interact within groups, societies, and organizations. Sociologists study an array of social aspects from corporate downsizing to educational reform, which leads them to develop strong transferable research skills and a solid understanding about human interaction. These skills can be applied to various job positions in government, law, social services and advocacy, and education.
Typical Job Titles
- Admissions Counselor
- Advertising Researcher
- Caseworker /Aide
- Census Worker
- Child Development Technician
- Community Organizer
- Criminal Investigator
- Counselor
- Fund Raising Director
- Hospital Administrator
- Human Rights Advocate
- Insurance Agent
- Labor Relations Representative
- Peace Corp Volunteer
- Personnel Specialist
- Population Analyst
- Public Health Educator
- Quality Control Manager
- Recreation Director
- Population Analyst
- Public Health Educator
- Quality Control Manager
- Union Organizer
- Urban Planner
- Volunteer Program Coordinator
- Youth Outreach Organizer
Web Resources
ASA NET
A listing of the American Sociological Association that includes
job resources, advice on how to make the most of a BA/BS in
sociology, and links to other sociological resources.
SocioWeb
SocioWeb is an independent guide to sociological resources on the internet, including a job database, links to sociological associations, survey, statistics, and more.
SocialWorkJobBank.com
This site is a job database of social work, social service, and other human service positions listed throughout the United States.
|
