Sociology jobs: What can you do with a Sociology degree?
<p>Jobs in sociology — and positions that take advantage of the transferable skills learned in a sociology bachelor's degree program — can be found in a range of industries, such as:</p>
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<li>Consumer research/data science</li>
<li>Health and human services</li>
<li>Higher education administration/admissions</li>
<li>Human resources/training</li>
<li>Law enforcement, corrections and probation/parole</li>
<li>Marketing/public relations</li>
<li>Publishing/journalism/media</li>
<li>Real estate</li>
<li>Teaching social studies and related subjects in secondary school</li>
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<p>A few job titles and locations of our alumni include:</p>
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<li>Assistant strength and conditioning coach, University of South Dakota</li>
<li>Brand relationship manager, Number Project</li>
<li>Case manager/transition specialist, Community Connections, Inc.</li>
<li>Community school coordinator, United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County</li>
<li>Coordinator, Asian American & Pacific Islander Student Involvement and Advocacy, University of Maryland</li>
<li>Human resources director, D&H Distribution</li>
<li>Marketing specialist, Peoplelink Group</li>
<li>Motivational interviewing coach, Wisconsin Community Services</li>
<li>Premier lending specialist, Wells Fargo</li>
<li>Public relations officer, Ho-Chunk Nation</li>
<li>Residence life and education coordinator, University of Central Florida</li>
<li>Safety and compliance specialist, The QTI Group</li>
<li>Senior talent acquisition specialist, Precision for Value</li>
<li>Talent development partner/vice president, EDGE Business Management Consulting</li>
<li>Technical recruiter, TEKsystems</li>
<li>Vice president/broker/recruiter, New Home Sales division of JWilliams Staffing</li>
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