We help you choose from over one hundred organizations where you can intern and apply your classroom learning by helping people from childhood through old age, providing direct service to clients or working on specific organizational or community projects. Internships help develop professional skills, career knowledge, work experience, and networks and contacts. They also help you build a strong resume, and provide a vital opportunity to connect academic knowledge with real world experience. Interns are supervised both by a faculty member and a professional in the placement organization.
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Training in the field of Sociology can lead to graduate study in anthropology, counseling, law, education, public health, labor relations, sociology, social work, and other related disciplines. Our students have been accepted to graduate programs at schools including:
Boston College Boston University Bridgewater State University Cambridge College College of St. Rose Cornell University |
Northeastern University North Texas State University Salem State University Smith School of Social Work Springfield College SUNY Albany |
SUNY Plattsburgh UMass (University of Massachusetts) University of Connecticut University of Maryland University of Vermont Wheelock College |