Social Sciences

Important features:

Experience cutting edge Geographic Information System technology
Individual attention in small classes
Create solutions to social, business, personal, governmental, and environmental problems.

The Thomas University social sciences degree is an interdisciplinary program leading to either a bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science degree.

Students take a wide range of courses in many different fields. Upper division courses include history and political science, psychology, sociology, statistics, archaeology and cultural anthropology. The program is designed for those seeking a broad background in the social and behavioral sciences. The degree is suitable for traditional students planning to seek entry-level positions in government or private industry or planning to enter graduate school, and non-traditional students such as mid-career professionals seeking broader backgrounds in the study of the causes of human behavior.

For more information, e-mail TU Admissions or call 229-227-6925.

Social Sciences Faculty

Maul, Terry. Assistant Professor (Sociology). Birdwood Annex, 1141
Whitehurst, Gale. Professor (History). Student Support Building, ext. 1153