When you study sociology at Normandale, you’ll start with entry and intermediate level sociology courses, and you’ll build a solid foundation of critical-thinking, problem-solving, writing, and research skills.
These core-competency courses are taught by accomplished faculty with a broad range of sociological interests and specialty areas.
You’ll be well prepared for your next step in your education and in your career — ready to pursue your bachelor’s in sociology at one of seven Minnesota State colleges.
With a sociology degree, you’ll have a lot of options for your career path. Social services, healthcare, education, business and research are just a few of the areas grads pursue.
You’ll gain marketable skills in problem-solving, critical-thinking, written and interpersonal communication. These are valuable to any employer.
Normandale is one of a select number of community colleges that offers a comprehensive, liberal arts-focused degree in sociology that seamlessly prepares you for your final two years at a Minnesota State college.
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