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 The Sociology Department, in keeping with the university's mission statement, which places an emphasis on personalized education leading students to inquiring, ethical, and productive lives as global citizens, offers several opportunities for students to participate in travel courses.
A travel course is a short-term course that takes place during the summer or interterm and includes a 1-4 week travel portion. Students who engage in travel courses will have the opportunity to explore new cultures and see how societies interact through in-depth cross cultural observation and experience. Visit the links below to learn more about travel course opportunities available through the Sociology Department. SOC 329 Tibet & China: Life, Art & Spirituality ANTH 335 Disneyland: The Anthropology of SOC 346: Solving Problems in Costa Rica
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