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SOCI 3373. SOCIAL THEORY THROUGH POPULAR CULTURE. 3 Hours.

This course examines major theories and figures who have provided sociology with interpretations of the social world. Students will read major social, cultural, and political theories through popular culture texts (including movies, television, music, video games, and comic books) in order to interpret sociological theory. The course is designed to demonstrate the relevance of social theory in students' everyday lives.

Bachelor of Science in Applied Sociology to Master of Arts in Sociology Fast Track

https://catalog.uta.edu/liberalarts/sociology-and-anthropology/undergraduate/appl-soci-bs-to-soci-ma-fast/
Bachelor of Science in Applied Sociology to Master of Arts in Sociology Fast Track allows outstanding undergraduate students in sociology at UT Arlington to take up to three graduate seminars in sociology that will earn credit toward both the bachelor’s degree and the master’s degree in Sociology. It is designed to encourage high standards of performance, to facilitate the transition from undergraduate to graduate study, and to reduce time needed to complete the MA.

Master of Arts in Sociology

https://catalog.uta.edu/liberalarts/sociology-and-anthropology/graduate/sociology-ma/
The Master of Arts in Sociology provides students with a substantive background in sociological theory and in the techniques of contemporary research methodology and statistical analyses. In addition to these core concerns, the program offers a variety of seminars, as well as practicum opportunities, to help prepare students for a wide range of professional careers in both the private and public sectors or continued graduate education at the PhD level.

Bachelor of Art in Sociology to Master of Arts in Sociology Fast Track

https://catalog.uta.edu/liberalarts/sociology-and-anthropology/undergraduate/soci-ba-to-soci-ma-fast/
Bachelor of Art in Sociology to Master of Arts in Sociology Fast Track allows outstanding undergraduate students in sociology at UT Arlington to take up to three graduate seminars in sociology that will earn credit toward both the bachelor’s degree and the master’s degree in Sociology. It is designed to encourage high standards of performance, to facilitate the transition from undergraduate to graduate study, and to reduce time needed to complete the MA.