Create Change with TROY's Social Science Degree
Are you naturally curious about humans, geography, history, psychology or politics? Do you want to learn how society works and use that knowledge to help solve social issues? Consider the social science major at Troy University. In our program, you'll learn how to use research, technology and creativity to help solve complex societal problems, all while developing an appreciation for diversity and global perspectives. Whether you want to improve communities, influence policies or contribute to meaningful change, at TROY, you'll graduate ready to make an impact.
A Customizable Bachelor of Social Science
Turn Your B.S. in Social Science into a Rewarding Career
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Get the flexibility you need by taking courses online, in class or through a blend of both. For more information about program availability and delivery options, call 1-800-414-5756
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With TROY's degree in social science, you'll be prepared for social science careers in fields like policy analysis, urban planning and public affairs. You'll develop skills valued by employers in research, social services and community development. This degree also provides a strong foundation if you want to pursue advanced studies.
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Scholarships for Social Science Majors
TROY invests in your future
Scholarships such as the Leonard Y. Trapp Memorial Scholarship reflect TROY's commitment to making your education more affordable. As a social science major, you'll have access to funding opportunities that reward your dedication and help you stay focused on your path to entering social science careers.
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What Can You Do With a Social Science Degree?
Under the umbrella of social sciences is a broad spectrum of disciplines, including anthropology, criminology, history, geography, political science, psychology and sociology. With such a range of disciplines, the social sciences don't point to one specific job outcome, begging the question: “What can you do with a social sciences degree?” The answer depends largely on you, your interests and the courses you take for your degree.
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