Your Pathway to Become a Sociologist

A Sociologist studies and writes about human behavior and society’s influence on different indviduals or groups. 

Sociologists are essential in understanding cultures and relationships, and:

• can work in human resources departments
• can create campaigns at marketing agencies
• can pursue positions at government agencies
• can assist community members at nonprofit organizations

SFSC’s Associate in Arts in Sociology

• is 60 credit hours
• takes approximately two years to complete
• can be started in high school through dual enrollment
• can transfer to the University of South Florida’s Fuse program upon completion

Plan your future by following the Sociology Program Map.