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Nov 23, 2024
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2023-2024 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Sociology, M.A./Ph.D.
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Minimum of ninety semester credit hours (52 semester hours of course work and at least 38 semester hours of non-course work) beyond the Baccalaureate degree, consisting of a Master’s Core (1), Master’s Electives (2), Other Master’s Requirements (3), Doctoral Core (4), Doctoral Specialty Core (5), Doctoral Electives (6), and Other Doctoral Requirements (7).
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Master’s Seminar Course (3 hours)
Master’s Required Core Courses (13 Hours)
Master’s Elective Course Work (9 Hours)
- Students with post-Bachelor’s degree course work from other accredited institutions may petition to transfer up to 6 hours (2 courses) of course work towards the M.A. degree following petition to, and approval by, the departmental Director of Graduate Studies. With the approval of the departmental Director of Graduate Studies, up to 3 hours (1 course) may be taken in a related field or fields and/or up to 3 hours of SOCI 8970 - Directed Reading may be taken.
Master’s Thesis Hours (6 Hours)
Master’s Milestones
- Master’s Thesis Committee
- Master’s Thesis Prospectus
Master’s Final Project
- Format Approval (thesis manuscript)
- Thesis (Oral) Defense
Doctoral Core Courses (15 Hours)
Students must receive a grade of B or better in each of the required core courses. If a student receives a grade below a B in a required course, the student must repeat the course the very next time the course is offered to rectify the grade.
Required Core Courses (9 Hours)
Select Two Additional Core Courses (6 Hours):
Doctoral Elective Course Work (15 Hours)
- With the approval of the departmental Director of Graduate Studies, up to 3 hours (1 course) may be taken in a related field and/or up to 3 hours of SOCI 8970 - Directed Reading may be taken.
Doctoral Dissertation Hours (32 Hours)
Students must complete at least (32) credit hours of
Doctoral Milestones
- Students who entered Fall 2021 and after:
- Portfolio Committee
- Written Portfolio
- Dissertation Committee
- Dissertation Prospectus
Doctoral Final Project
- Format Approval (dissertation manuscript)
- Dissertation (Oral) Defense
NOTES
- Students must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (“B”) or better. Students may not earn two or more grades of “C” or lower in graduate Sociology courses. Students who fail to meet either of these requirements will be scholastically terminated from the Sociology graduate program.
- Students must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (“B”) or higher and must receive a grade of B or higher in each of the required core courses (SOCI 8010, 8020,8030, 9010, 8342, 9020, 9030). If a student receives a grade below a B in a required course, the student must repeat the course the very next time the course is offered to rectify the grade.
- Graduate assistants are required to enroll in a minimum of 12 credit hours each for the fall/spring semesters and 9 credit hours for the summer semester. These credit hours will consist of courses required for the prescribed program of study, as well as additional hours of the courses outlined in the notes below.
- Students must register for SOCI 8999 or SOCI 9999 while they are appointed as a GRA, GTA, and/or GLA.
- Students who are appointed as a GTA B must successfully complete SOCI 9000 - Teaching Sociology and SOCI 9001 - Teaching Internship prior to their appointment.
- SOCI 9001 Teaching Internship hours cannot be applied to the sixty-three hour program of study for the Ph.D.
- Students must take 3 hours of SOCI 8000 in the Fall semester of their first year in the Joint M.A./Ph.D. Program.
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