Sociology Department Certificate Program

 

The UCI Sociology Department offers undergraduate Sociology Majors the opportunity to earn up to four departmental certificates. Each certificate recognizes successful completion of a focused course of study in one of four areas. Applications and notices of designated University or Departmental events, seminars, and colloquia pertaining to each certificate will be posted on the undergraduate bulletin board on the 4th floor of Social Science Plaza B (across from Room 4215) and online on our certificate talks page.

For each certificate, you are required to complete three courses in its field with a grade of C or better, and participate in three designated university/departmental events, seminars, or colloquia related to the certificate area of focus. Please note that courses and events may not be used for more than one Sociology Certificate.
You must sign in at each event you attend, and complete a Certificate Colloquium Summary Form for each talk and turn it in within one week of the event.

If you would like to receive your certificate Spring 2010, please submit your certificate application(s) to Kasey Ning in SSPB 4221 by May 21, 2010. You will be presented your certificate at the Annual Awards Ceremony at the end of the school year, date to be announced.

BUSINESS, ECONOMY, AND SOCIETY. The certificate recognizes special expertise in the social forces shaping the workplace and the economy.

• Business, Economy, and Society Certificate (courses and requirements).

DIVERSITY. This certificate recognizes special expertise in the racial, ethnic, gender, and age diversity of communities and workplaces.

• Diversity Certificate (Courses and requirements).

INTERNATIONAL SOCIOLOGY. This certificate recognizes intensive study of significant global issues and world regions undergoing rapid social change.

• International Sociology Certificate (Courses and requirements).

PLANNING AND HUMAN SERVICES. This certificate recognizes special expertise relevant to developing, implementing, and evaluating programs in education, health care, social work, personnel, law enforcement, and public administration.

• Planning and Human Services Certificate (Courses and requirements).