The Sociology Department at St. John's University offers a Master's of Arts degree, which is informed by urban and global perspectives. Central to the program is the development of critical thinking and analytical skills through courses on sociological theory, research, and substantive areas leading to careers as researchers, consultants, professors, and/or sociologically informed practitioners in any setting.

The program faculty are actively involved in research projects investigating various social milieus in the New York metropolitan area. Their active research informs their teaching and fuels a dynamic exchange of ideas for students enrolled in the program. Faculty research, combined with department sponsored colloquia provide additional forums for students to engage in dialogues and debate.

General Sociology Students interested in a broad based program can choose from any of the elective courses the department offers.

Requirements for Admission
Baccalaureate degree with an overall GPA of 3.0 and 18 undergraduate credits in sociology or a related social science. International students must take the University's English Placement examination.

Graduate Assistantships
Competitive assistantships are available for qualified full-time students.

Graduate Admission Information
Robert Medrano, Director
Office of Graduate Admission
(718) 990-2790
medranor@stjohns.edu

Department Information
Dr. Dawn Esposito, Chair
St. John Hall, Room 444D
(718) 990-5667
espositd@stjohns.edu