Sociology and Anthropology degree program will give you a structured way to learn about the social structures people create together, called social institutions. This program focuses on the relationship between individual choices and social contexts, and introduces you to different cultures. Sociology and Anthropology emphasizes research and experiential learning. In your courses, you'll gather and analyze data about society and culture. Also, prior to graduating, you'll complete an independent social science research project. Sociology and Anthropology majors are prepared for a wide range of careers dealing with people, cultures, and communities. Students go into careers in law, law enforcement, social justice work, education, social services, political organizing, international development, management, research, community development, museum, and archival work. Many bring their social scientific training to health fields, including public health and public administration, or they become educators.