Sociology

Our Sociology Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T) degree typically takes two years. Sociology education at El Camino will challenge you to be your best. We’ll be here to help.

Choose a Sociology Transfer Degree

This option is perfect for El Camino students who want a broad introduction to the concepts of sociology before continuing their education at CSU.

Sociology Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T) Degree

This degree gives you the opportunity to develop a solid understanding of sociology while also providing an excellent foundation for continuing your studies at CSU.

• Master the major sociological concepts and theoretical perspectives on social problems and social life as they apply to the individual, group, and society.
• Explore a variety of careers in sociology-related fields such as teaching, research, social work, public relations, and counseling.
• Sharpen your skills in research methods and data analysis.
• Prepare yourself for transfer to CSU as a sociology major and, if you choose, graduate study. 

Prepare for a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology

As an El Camino sociology graduate, you’ll be ready to pursue a bachelor’s degree at CSU. We’ll help you build the practical knowledge and hands-on skills for any career you choose.

• Prepare yourself for career opportunities in fields such as teaching, research, social work, public relations, and counseling.
• Learn the methodology and research techniques employed by contemporary sociologists.
• Strengthen your ability to think critically and communicate effectively.
• Prepare yourself for further study in a political science bachelor’s degree program.
• Median salaries for bachelor’s degree holders working as labor relations specialists is $80,000 and $80,000 for those working as equal opportunity representatives/officers.

Expand Your Education Beyond the Classroom

Build your knowledge by exploring different areas and opportunities in sociology. 

• Continue your education and pursue graduate studies in sociology for careers in teaching, research, and policy centers.
• Join the ECC Sociology Club and explore academic and career paths while networking with classmates and professionals in the field.
• Attend informative workshops and guest speaker events designed for sociology majors.
• Access a variety of internships and research opportunities.