Social Science - Daniel Webster College

Social Science from Daniel Webster College is a Campus Bachelor Sociology degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. The Social Science major has been designed for students who share a humanistic interest in the contemporary issues and social problems that shape the lives of people in communities throughout America and around the world. The major provides an excellent preparation for careers in management, government and non-profit organizations, and it serves as a strong foundation for students planning to pursue advanced degrees in business, law, and education. The distinctive feature of the major is its combination of a solid foundation in the social sciences with the specialized empirical skills that will allow graduates to enter a profession after graduation. Additionally it offers experiential learning, course-based service learning, and internships to extend learning off-campus while serving as practical world opportunities to apply what they have learned in the classroom. The Social Science major also offers students the flexibility to develop an individualized plan of study that includes a focus on a particular professional education. The concentrations currently available are: Business Management, Pre-Law, Marketing Management, Information Technology, Sport Management, and Psychology. You will take three truly interdisciplinary courses: an Introductory course, a Research Methods course, and a senior Capstone Seminar. Both your sophomore practicum (a mini internship) and your senior internship, give you hands-on experience as well as the opportunity to explore career options. You can customize your program, drawing from courses in other majors and thereby focus your degree curriculum and meet your career goals. You will acquire the analytical, research and problem-solving skills needed to be successful in all professions. In sum, you will be prepared for immediate job placement as well as graduate school, your choice! View more details on Daniel Webster College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Sociology courses.