The Bachelor of Science program in sociology offers courses on contemporary social phenomena such as crime, population trends, and technology. Students also explore social institutions such as family, health, sports, law, and the workplace. They develop proficiency in written communication, statistical analysis, and research methodology, and gain computer skills. The program emphasizes a research-based approach, encouraging students to work collaboratively with faculty on intellectual and policy issues.

Graduates are prepared for employment in corporate or governmental organizations or to continue their studies in graduate programs in sociology or social science, or in professional schools. Career options include: Social Researcher, Human Resources Specialist, Mental Health Counselor, Probation Officer, Social Services Director, Sociologist, and roles in business, the criminal justice system, government, the health professions, the nonprofit sector, journalism, politics, public administration, and public relations.

Arizona State University (ASU) is a highly ranked public university with a world-leading drive for innovation. It is consistently the #1 US public university chosen by international students. ASU's historic and largest campus, Tempe, is home to hundreds of degree programs, first-rate research facilities, and big sporting events, creating an energetic environment. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, where the program is housed, boasts world-renowned faculty, including National Academy of Sciences members, Pulitzer Prize winners, and Nobel Prize winners.