Sociology-Anthropology

An advantage to the combined major is that you will learn to understand both your own society and other cultures in a way that will prepare you to live and work in this country and abroad. The Sociology-Anthropology major emphasizes conceptual and applied approaches, preparing you for a variety of career opportunities.

Within the major, you can choose from one of three concentrations: General Sociology-Anthropology, Criminal Justice or Archaeology. We also offer minors in Sociology and Anthropology.

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• Sociology Minor Requirements
• Anthropology Minor Requirements

Criminal Justice

With a focus on social justice, the Criminal Justice major at Elizabethtown College emphasizes the sociological elements of criminal justice in the United States. You will learn sociological theories regarding the causes of conflict in America, such as prejudice, discrimination, and deviant behavior. You will also acquire the analytical tools necessary to collect and interpret criminological data. You'll have the chance to broaden your learning outside of sociology in such fields as ethics, political science, psychology, and statistics. In addition, Criminal Justice majors elect subjects relevant to modern criminology such as management, foreign language, human genetics, constitutional law, professional writing, or social work

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