Sociology, Bachelor of Arts
Johns Hopkins University · MD · SOCIOLOGY-BACHELOR-ARTS
Sociology, Bachelor of Arts at Johns Hopkins University lists 12 subjects. Subjects include Introduction to Sociology, Research Methods for the Social Sciences and Introduction to Social Statistics. The topics that come up most are statistical computing, applied statistics and research projects (5, 5 and 3 subjects).
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Johns Hopkins University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Sociology, Bachelor of Arts
Example subjects: Introduction to Sociology, Research Methods for the Social Sciences, Introduction to Social Statistics, Social Theory, Sociology Research Lab, Honors Research Seminar, Honors Research Seminar II, Public Health Biostatistics, Statistical Analysis I, Probability and Statistics for the Life Sciences, Probability & Statistics for the Physical Sciences & Engineering, Intermediate Probability and Statistics.
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Sociology, Bachelor of Arts is offered by Johns Hopkins University, MD.
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