Faculty Position Announcements
The Brockport Association of Students Sociologists *(BASS)
Double Major in Criminal Justice and Sociology
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Career Options
A Look at the Major
Sociology is the scientific study of social behavior. The field ranges from the study of social influences on individuals and personal relationships to complex societies. Our concerns range from understanding human behavior to policy and evaluation. In our courses, you learn how to study and explain social behavior. You also learn how to evaluate social information. We offer a major and a minor for our students, as well as a full array of courses that may interest you and also serve to meet General Education requirements.
Career Titles
In planning her/his career, each person should assess particular skills, interests and abilities, and recognize that a sociology major can be applied to a variety of careers. The staff of the Office of Career Services can help you with your career plans. Employment handbooks list the following job titles as suggestions for career areas for sociology majors. Further education, certification or training may be required.
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Alumni Information
The following are examples of positions and graduate programs pursued by SUNY Brockport graduates.
Career Fields
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Graduate School Programs
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Career Services
The Office of Career Services offers a comprehensive program for SUNY Brockport students. Services include workshops on career-related topics, drop-in hours for career advisement, career fairs and an extensive collection of career and job information including computers linked to the World Wide Web. Career interests can be further investigated through the Brockport Career Exploration Course (BCEC), Albany Internship Programs, academic internships and networking with alumni in the field.
