Interested in a career or graduate study in social work, counseling, or healthcare? Queens College Sociology offers several classes taught by topic experts and experienced professionals
Courses
SOC 208: Social Problems: Understand The societal Problems with which the criminal justice system grapples
SOC 213: Deviance & Social Pathology:. Learn about how societies label behaviors as acceptable versus an ill to society.
SOC 217: Crime & Juvenile: Delinquency. Major theories of crime, its offenders, and enforcement.
SOC 222 : Social Welfare as a Social Institution: The social institutions designed to ensure the wellbeing of its people
SOC 223: Introduction to Social Work Methods: Learn core tools for helping professions: assessment, planning, and support
SOC 225: Sociology of Drugs: Drugs, addiction, and how society deals with it.
SOC 229: Sociology of Health & Illness: Explore how social forces shape health, illness, and care.
SOC 246: Human Sexuality: Understand sexual identities, behaviors, and norms in society.
SOC 289: Death & Dying: Examine social responses to grief, loss, and end-of-life care.
Featured Faculty







Robin Rogers
Associate Professor

Fall 2025 Schedule
