BA Sociology Learning Outcomes | Chapman University

BA Sociology Learning Outcomes | Chapman University BA Sociology Learning at Chapman Academics Office of the Provost Academic Calendar Degrees & Programs Schools and Colleges Undergraduate Academics Graduate Education Course Catalogs Libraries Academic Freedom Academic Integrity Learning at Chapman Learning At Chapman Program Learning Outcomes General Education Outcomes Assessment of Learning Outcomes Program Review Program Learning Outcomes Argyros College of Business and Economics Attallah College of Educational Studies Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences College of Performing Arts Dodge College of Film and Media Arts Fowler School of Engineering Fowler School of Law School of Communication Schmid College of Science and Technology School of Pharmacy Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Wilkinson College BA Art History Learning Outcomes BA English Learning Outcomes BA French Learning Outcomes BA History Learning Outcomes BA Peace & Justice Studies Learning Outcomes BA Political Science Learning Outcomes BA Sociology Learning Outcomes BA Spanish Learning Outcomes BFA Art Learning Outcomes BFA Creative Writing Learning Outcomes BFA Graphic Design Learning Outcomes MA English Learning Outcomes MA International Studies Learning Outcomes MA War and Society Learning Outcomes MFA Creative Writing Learning Outcomes Follow BA Sociology Learning Outcomes Visit Program Website Disciplinary Knowledge : Students will develop the ability to explain and discuss sociological history, theory and terminology.  Students will be able to find and properly cite primary sources in the sociological literature. Disciplinary Application : Students will develop the ability to apply sociological theory and insights to a broad range of social problems and to the operation of social institutions in both a US and global context. Oral Communication : Students will develop the ability to communicate effectively in oral form which includes the ability to present and summarize information and research results effectively and respond to critical feedback. Written Communication : Students will develop the ability to communicate effectively in written form which includes the effective development of an argument, accurate discussion of sociological theory, and the application of sociological theory and knowledge. Research Skills : Students will apply theoretical, methodological, and research skills to carry out empirical research.  Students will develop an understanding of both qualitative and quantitative methods for conducting research and how both methodologies complement one another. preheaderMasthead Learning at Chapman Wilkinson College BA Art History Learning Outcomes BA English Learning Outcomes BA French Learning Outcomes BA History Learning Outcomes BA Peace & Justice Studies Learning Outcomes BA Political Science Learning Outcomes BA Sociology Learning Outcomes BA Spanish Learning Outcomes BFA Art Learning Outcomes BFA Creative Writing Learning Outcomes BFA Graphic Design Learning Outcomes MA English Learning Outcomes MA International Studies Learning Outcomes MA War and Society Learning Outcomes MFA Creative Writing Learning Outcomes