Degree Programs

Through flexible coursework and a research-based internship, you’ll learn to evaluate the differences and impact of cooperative enterprises in the marketplace.

The undergraduate certificate in Labor Studies introduces students to the study of labor and workers' organizations in the U.S. 

This flexible minor is suitable for students of all majors seeking to understand the workings of human society and to explain social behavior.

The undergraduate certificate in data analytics and computational social science provides students with valuable analytics and modeling skills. 

Study economic theory, market structures, economic development, and public policy as you build critical thinking, data analysis, and civic engagement skills.

Explore the sociological theories of crime, law, and the criminal justice system through courses on access to justice, inequality, mass incarceration, and more.

Build a broad, interdisciplinary education through flexible courses, research with faculty, and plenty of hands-on learning

Build a strong foundation in the basics of designing social and political research, with more extensive training in techniques for data collection and analysis.

Delve into micro- and macroeconomics, calculus, and statistics to study economic development both domestically and internationally

Meet the tremendous need for professionals who can design sustainable landscapes for private construction, historic preservation, recreation areas, and more